Freelee The Banana Girl

Alf Veedersane wrote: »

I heard of a chap who had cancer and who liked to slice a banana into his porridge in the morning.

He died.

Bananas: the silent killer.

Fruits and vegetables are extremely dangerous.

papu wrote: »

Did those links have scientific reasoning behind the cure? Any studies by scientists and peer reviewed data?.. no?..

Eating bananas and hoping for a fruity miracle is a new entry in the Darwin awards for sure.

So your answer is no, you didn't look at the links. You have such a closed mind that you are not prepared to watch a couple videos on this topic.

Lol who would pay for scientific studies to be done on such a diet?? How would anyone in a position to conduct studies possibly make money from recommending fruit and vegetables?!!

Judge by results, not by theory.

Precious flower wrote: »

I'm still confused about them tbh. They are still as healthy and lean as ever (her and Durian Rider) but I still cannot see how eating all that fruit can be good long term. But then I don't think she's eats fatty fruit e.g. Avocados and I think her diet she fairly low fat. So is she healthy because she has basically just stuck to simple sugars and carbohydrates (high carbohydrates, low fat) just like another person would do high protein low carbohydrates? Their lifestyle seems more sustainable though (because eating mostly a lot of protein can leave you constipated like with ketosis). Maybe it's a case of choosing on eor the other or else if you have both you gain weight. Maybe neither are wrong; they just work in their own ways. I don't know but I'm baffled as to how they stay as healthy and lean as they do and have done eating fruit (which people are told to limit when losing weight)since sugar and carbohydrates have been very much deemed the reason for the obesity epidemic. har freelee has done blood tests and shown them and her blood tests are really good, no deficiencies or high sugar readings. I'm not supporting anyone just generally curious? I'm not more enlightened as to how this works since I started this thread!:P

Yeah she doesn't eat much avocados. She keeps the fat below 10% which is what many doctors recommend such as Dr john Mcdougall, Dr Neal Barnard who is the president of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn, Dr. Michael Greger, Dr Dean Ornish and Dr Kim Williams who is the president of the American College of Cardiology.
There are no doctors that recommend a high fruit diet but Freelee and Harley judge by results instead of theory. When you eat a sh!t tonne of fruit, it's unreal how good you feel!

The brain and every other cell in the body runs on glucose. But now everyone thinks carbs make ya fat. I dunno why. I mean, people have gotten most of their calories from carbs/starches since as far back as history is recorded cause they are cheap to produce. Rich people who could afford to eat more meat were always the fat and sick ones. Asians have only started to deviate from their diet of mainly white rice in the last decade or two and are now starting to get fat. We always saw Asians as a slim population.

And Freelee eats 2 meals a day of fruit and her dinner is always cooked. So she eats a tonne of rice, spuds and pasta too, so not just fruit. Harley does the same. He also adds a lot of sugar to his smoothies to make them sweeter when the fruit isn't top quality. Lol.

The high carb lifestyle is definitely more sustainable cause you can literally eat as much as you want until you're satisfied. If you aren't satisfied after your meals, then obviously there is something wrong with your diet. Starches are comforting foods, that are full of fiber and digest easily (unless you eat a lot of fat with them). They actually satisfy you and you don't get cravings. As a species we are seekers of carbohydrate. To be honest, it's glaringly obvious when you think about it. I mean, the tip of our tongue tastes sweet food. We can't even taste fat or protein, only carbs (sugar). And did you ever eat a big meal and be full as a fat fu(k and all you want is a sugar hit?