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Not to say this is your moral prerogative but it's pretty simple: Eat only hand-picked fruit. It's by far the least death-causing food out there and it's offere
by zemvpferreira 4y ago
Not to say this is your moral prerogative but it's pretty simple: Eat only hand-picked fruit. It's by far the least death-causing food out there and it's offered to you by the tree to eat.
I'm not a vegetarian or fruitarian, I don't generally care about animal death or suffering. But if I did that would be my tactic to minimize pain in the system.
- mathieuh 4y agoIf you did that you would become extremely unhealthy. Veganism has the caveat "as far as is practicable", and a fruitarian diet is not practicable for extended periods of time as you will become malnourished.
- TylerE 4y agoAnd probably at least pre-diabetic. The form of sugar in fruit isn’t quite as bad as some, and all the fiber helps it be absorbed more slowly but there is still a lot of it many. An apple has a much sugar as 6oz of Coke. Lots of nutrients too, but 23g of sugar is… a lot.
- iopq 4y agoReminder that cucumber and avocado are fruits.
- ryanbrunner 4y agoAnd zucchini, tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, beans, and peas.
- zemvpferreira 4y agoFair enough. Swap "only fruit@ for "as much fruit as possible without becoming malnourished" if you would value your own wellbeing above another animals' (which I would as well).
- thorin 4y agoI know a guy who was promoting frutarian lifestyle. He was a previous world champion kayaker and works in the outdoor industry. I saw him recently and he was still in the top 15-20 in the world in his even. I need to check with him if he's still doing it. He looks like a model, superfit and full of energy. He had an interesting blog on the amount of fruit he was having to eat, most of which he picked up for free or cheap at markets as it was approaching use by date. https://www.instagram.com/jamesbebbington/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/jamesbebbington/?hl=en http://www.inspiredlife.org/richard-harpham/item/35-james-pringle-bebbington http://www.inspiredlife.org/richard-harpham/item/35-james-pr...
- nec4b 4y agoBut if you pick fruits from trees you are taking away food for some other animals that also eat those fruits.