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Jacqueline Alnes, a journalist, shares her experience with the fruitarian movement called "30 Bananas a Day" in her book, The Fruit Cure: The Story of Extreme Wellness Turned Sour. The movement claimed that eating a monodiet of potassium-rich fruit could heal chronic health issues. Alnes, who struggled with disordered eating, was drawn to the idea of changing her diet to heal herself. However, she eventually realized the limitations of the movement and its leaders. Alnes believes that while fruitarianism may have lost its appeal, other restrictive forms of eating have taken its place. [Extracted from the article] |
