Fruits speak for themselves

Let's allow for our bodies to renew themselves by eating only foods to which we are biologically adapted. These foods are frits exclusively. They require no cooking or preparation of any kind. Eating fruits is natural, in fact, it is the only food that won't enforce a penalty upon the body because it is a gift that a tree or vine offers for spreading its seeds. Other foods involve killing, whether it be of animals, plants or seeds.

Because a fruit diet needs no digestion, it saves a tremendous amount of energy which now can be utilized to cleanse the body. The blood is able to unclog the arteries. The connections between centers in the brain are reestablished and the mind starts functioning at a higher level.

Man must befriend himself with fruits as he would cultivate a love for truth. But to learn the habit of eating fruits exclusively takes a long time and only few will succeed. For most people, the thorn of adulteration has sunk too deeply, and they han on to it for dear life.

With a continuation of an exclusive fruit diet, a great benefit will be bestowed on anyone who can stick to it. Not only will he be freed from all bodily pains, but he will feel an inner lightness. This new state remains with him regardless of outer circumstances and conditions. Now he knows that he will never go back. He has been cured of his old garbage diet for good.

Man must be told over and over again:

If you cannot stick to an all fruit diet but want to, know that your body is in command and does with you whatever it wants. It has learned to behave like a spoiled brat, but only because you have never attempted to take command over it. It has been brought up in your confused mental household that has never known a healthy life. That's why it is your duty to reeducate it. But first you must go back to your mind and learn all about the body's proper function and how it is nourished correctly. The application of this new knowledge is a very exciting and satisfying venture, and you can undertake it at any age.