I’ve been watching Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead on YouTube. The movie was released in 2010. The people who juice are using centrifugal juicers. That’s so funny to me in 2026.

Feeling good, a few signs of detox already like fatigue and emotions coming up… but gonna keep going because I want to detox and heal 🙏🏻

I started doing social media 2 months ago and I'm up a couple hundred followers now and have been having several people asking me to "show them where the long term fruitarians are". I know a couple of fruitarian influencers- but as someone who is not so much online, I was wondering if anyone here could recommend some long term vegan influencers on instagram that I can share to my non believer followers... LOOKING FOR RECOMMENDATIONS if anyone here knows any good ones! thank youuu :)💚

This is something I’ve been contemplating recently I’ve transitioned from a standard mixed diet, to high raw, to mucusless (fruits, starchless vegetables and leafy greens only, cooked or raw, Arnold Ehret style) and I’ve also experienced periods of being 100% raw, including 7 days fully raw recently. What I’ve noticed is that with every progression towards 100% raw, I seem to feel better and better, with 100% raw being where I personally feel at my peak. There’s something about being 100% raw and low fat that I just can’t seem to replicate eating any other way. For me personally, it feels like the dietary peak. I’m happy with how gradual my transition has been because I once believed I’d never give up certain foods that I’ve now naturally let go of. I currently eat mucusless full time, but even adding something as simple as steamed broccoli or cauliflower, I notice a difference in how I feel. The difference might only be 8 or 9/10 vs 10/10 But I sometimes catch myself thinking, “I want that 10/10 every day!” Because that 10/10 genuinely feels like I have special powers hahaha. There’s this little voice that surfaces like: “You could be maxed out today. Why aren’t you maxing out?!” Not in a beating-myself-up kind of way, because I don’t think that would be healthy. It’s more like once you’ve experienced what your 10/10 feels like, you notice the gap. It reminds me of getting 10/10 sleep for a period and then dropping to 8/10. Objectively, 8/10 is still great, but you know how 10/10 feels. Anyway, this post is really just me airing out my thoughts I’m thinking about experimenting with fully raw for September and seeing how I feel after a full month. Has anyone else experienced that feeling where your current diet feels great, but you’ve experienced another level that keeps calling you back? Would love to hear your experiences. 🍉

Starting my day with the intention to nourish myself with a frozen fruit smoothie. Be well. Blessings 💚