fruitarianism

the practice of subsisting chiefly on fruit. Cf. vegetarianism. — fruitarian, n., adj.

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Food and Nutrition

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Arnolad Ehret (1866-1922) was a German health educator and author of several books on diet, detoxification, fruitarianism, fasting, food combining, health, longevity, naturopathy, physical culture, and vitalism.

Naturopathy: its roots in monastic medicine

On matters concerning marriage, chastity, the use of money, vegetarianism and fruitarianism, the colonists adopted and debated a variety of positions.

Tolstoy's, guiding light: the philosophical writings of the author of War and Peace inspired followers from Moscow to Croydon and led to the creation of a Christian anarchist reform movement. Charlotte Alston examines the activities and influence of Tolstoy's disciples

So I lived in communes and I tried yoga, and I tried vegetarianism, and I tried fruitarianism, and I tried drugs, and I tried boys, and I tried every extreme there is.

Why Western Women Become Eastern Nuns

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