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Are there any studies on a fruit based vegan diet?
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Krefcenz
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Date: March 11, 2011 11:47PM Kind of makes sense to ask the question since so many on this board are prospering on that type of diet, high fruit, greens, limited nuts and seeds, monomeals. Just curious has anyone studied 80-10-10 or a fruit based vegan diet for health outcomes? If so what was the result? Re: Are there any studies on a fruit based vegan diet?
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Anonymous User
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Date: March 12, 2011 12:01AM David Mason, a long time fruitarian, volunteered to have his blood etc tested at Hippocrates when they were trying to prove that a fruit based diet had major deficiencies. If I recall correctly he was deficient in absolutely nothing, a bit low but normal in one or 2 areas. Perhaps those posts are still on this forum somewhere.
That doesn't really prove anything except that David Mason was in excellent health but still, I thought it was wonderful just the same. Re: Are there any studies on a fruit based vegan diet?
Posted by:
durianrider
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Date: March 12, 2011 06:51AM Studies on 811? Give it another 50 years.. 
The solution to 99% of societies problems is so simple, the status quo is SHOCKED at the answer. Re: Are there any studies on a fruit based vegan diet?
Posted by:
veghunter
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Date: March 20, 2011 12:06AM I don't know if there are studies of the 80-10-10 that you seem to be describing, but there are limited studies on raw, vegan diets. I'm not sure what you are looking for, but this list may help you get started looking: [health101.org] Re: Are there any studies on a fruit based vegan diet?
Posted by:
madinah
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Date: March 20, 2011 12:11AM coco Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > David Mason, a long time fruitarian, volunteered > to have his blood etc tested at Hippocrates when > they were trying to prove that a fruit based diet > had major deficiencies. If I recall correctly he > was deficient in absolutely nothing, a bit low but > normal in one or 2 areas. Perhaps those posts are > still on this forum somewhere. > > That doesn't really prove anything except that > David Mason was in excellent health but still, I > thought it was wonderful just the same. [www.rawfoodsupport.com] Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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