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    Default Is there any good fruit diet that lasts for a week?

    I thought about trying to eat only fruits next week. But since I'm not that familiar with diets then I'm hoping that someone will recommend me something. I mean that.. which fruits and when and how much I should eat etc.
    And as quite a beginner in this field, maybe there's something else I should know.

    I hope that someone will give some advice or share their thoughts and experiences..

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    I'm not sure whether its a good idea to try a whole week. I would start off by perhaps just trying it over the weekend when you aren't at work in case you feel abit faint (my friend tried this and felt really weird for both days).

    I can't advise any particualr things as I havem't tried it. If it were me I would actually do a fruit and vegetable diet as it would have less sugar in it and more substance to it.

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    The reason why I'm thinking of trying it for a week is that I will have a free week that starts tomorrow.. and after that I will probably not have such a free week for a long time.

    There are probably some (important) things I wouldn't get by eating only fruits but I believe that lacking those things for only a week can't really harm my health in general.. or can it?

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    Oh yes this would be good to try it out now.

    I'm sure fruit can't give you all the things your body needs to the longterm but I'm sure for a week it will be fine. I would just be careful about having lots of fruit juice as it contains alot of sugar (natural) and perhaps avoid lots of acidic fruits.

    I would sort of have things like- melon for breakfast, banana for morning snack and perhaps some dried raisins/apricots. Not sure about lunch and dinner you will have to find things that fill you up and give you enough energy. This is where I would add some raw vegetables such as carrots, grated courgette, bell peppers.

    Check out this website:

    http://www.thefruitpages.com/diet.shtml

    http://news.softpedia.com/news/Fruit...dy-29230.shtml

    http://www.vitaminuk.com/pages/articles/fruitdiets.htm

    http://www.freedomyou.com/recipes/fruit%20diet.htm

    Just to note, people can be people can be sensitive to fruit for a variety of reasons (histamine production, acid forming etc) and some fruit may be better or worse for you.

    http://rosacea-research.org/wiki/ind...tary_Influence

    Good luck with it

    Sarah

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    Thanks for the advice and links!

    Edit: Probably a really silly question.. but are dried fruits raw fruits? :?

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    mind my asking why you're interested in doing this?

    and also... how come just fruits... are other raw foods ok with you like veggies ect?

    there are fruitarians out there and some have been for years. you have to have a certain type of body and health in order to be healthy to do this for a long or forever.
    one guy... i think his name is david grahm... he's one (i think) but nevertheless a raw foodist and writes books on being raw foodist and also trains olymic people. some do it for the health... one guy i heard did it for a year to have visions... a spiritual guy of no religion and saw many visions and greater awareness of doing this.
    and some others do it to lose weight.

    well.... if you are only eating fruits... expect to have a tremendous amount of energy!!!
    also there is a candida concern with eating only fruits.

    i don't know your health nor am i a professional to say anything... but generaly yes it is ok to eat only fruits for awhile and maybe a long time... it depends on the person!!

    i suggest to get veggies in there too.

    if you have a juicer... you can make up all kinds of things.

    also a dehydrater is great... most people in this world just have no idea all the lovey and tasty creations that can be made with this and raw foods. the key is... don't heat up food past the suns temp. but dehydtarers are more for using all raw food groups. * i'm rambling now.

    you asked about dried fruits... yes this raw.

    just follow your intuition... this is the key. if your body only wants fruits... then just eat that! listen to what it has to say it wants... then eat that.
    hence... i will tell you cooked foods are a MAJOR addiction. expect withdrawls. but this can be overcome.
    if you start getting headaches... usualy spinich will releive. i'm not sure of fruits though. so meditate?

    and there's another key to be succesful and also get your vitamin D in... draw in energy from the sun. it's needed not only for the D... but to also be succesful.

    you can find every nutrient our body needs in all raw vegan foods... most people have their facts wrong when they say you can't.


    well... i recommend to eat a lot of apples... also consider in ordering some goji berries online. avocados will help make you feel fuller and get some fat in there. grapes are healthy, but get the ones with seeds in them if you can locate it! otherwise it isn't natural nor that healthy... don't ever buy pesticide grapes! this is maybe or in the tops the worse for use out of all fruits.
    i can't tell you exactly what to eat since i've never been a fruitarian before, but there are facts to what certain fruits can do and some shouldn't be mixed.
    it's overall best NOT to mix anything in one eating in your diet. i can explain some more about this if you'd like.

    just make sure to buy everything organic!!!!! do not eat any pesticide crap. it harms us and also depletes us.
    so always buy organic.

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    also... i'm not sure being a fruitarian would work wonders in rosacea. it depends on your condition.

    to add veggies ect or just veggies for awhile would be ok. but still this depends on what you have.

    but if you have a drive within you to just eat fruits for whatever reason this is... then do it! to follow your intuition is the key in life.

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    I think dried fruit is still classed as raw, but you will end up eating more sugar this way.

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    it is raw.... but it's better to avoid since it isn't fresh ect. it's not living anymore... it's a dead fruit!

    with fruits... it's best to get it after the tree dropped it. it has released all the nutrients it can give when this happens.... yes there is a difference
    and also better karma involved.

    but unless one has their own garden and trees...abundance of them... the world we live in today is hard to be able to be provided this way.

    the goji berries i mentioned... it's more common to find them dried... but still... they have so many healing properties to them and nutrients... it's beyond of most likely any dried fruit and contains some more things than many fresh fruits can compare to.

    and with dried fruits... here come more of a candida factor to be concerned with... so i've been told.

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    The reasons I decided trying this are that I have a free week and by changing my eating habits for a while I hoped there was a chance to see some difference in my Rosacea and maybe also in my general unwell feeling.
    Though I have no idea why I often feel generally unwell, supposing it is caused by some food allergy(Laura, Skywolf, said it might be one reason) I thought there was a chance to see some change...
    So far I haven't felt any better though. Last night before falling asleep I flushed more than usually and right now it's a bit more worse than usually as well.. I can't be sure why though. Maybe because of some fruits or veggies(I hadn't eaten carrots for a long time for example, nor dried plums which seemed to have much sugar in them) or because of that Diroseal Treatment Cream that I don't think has helped me(yet?), rather it has made my cheeks a bit more red or maybe even made me flush more. Or maybe because I haven't used the sunscreen for a couple of days because I mostly stay at home or because of that sugar I get from all the fruits I eat? I just really don't know..

    Well.. besides fruit I ate some cucumber a tomato and some carrots yesterday. So veggies are OK too..

    There are no organic food shops near where I live.. so I have to cope with those usual fruits that probably had been grown using pesticides.
    From all the fruits I only the apples are very natural since they come from the garden next to the house...

    NWC, what do you mean by drawing in energy from the sun?
    And by mixing things do you mean that I shouldn't eat some fruits/veggies mixed together or I shouldn't eat some certain different fruits/veggies in one eating at all?

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