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In order for the king to be fed and the goat, I’m sorry, the horse was alive, he thought he would no longer eat, only drink. And not water. Instead of meals, Wilhelm drank various alcoholic beverages.
Of course, this diet did not give the desired results, moreover: the story of the end of William the Conqueror is tragicomic. The king struck, falling from his horse in a state of heavy intoxication.
The sun diet: live outdoors and love
Fresh air and love can feed couples in love. Temporarily. Well, let’s say five hours before you start wanting to eat. But American Wiley Brooks suggests that food can only come from the sun, air and water. That’s all!
Brooks has created an entire institute in the United States to spread the idea that it is enough for a person to “eat” sunlight, air and drink water to survive.
No matter how absurd it is, Brooks’s idea has supporters around the world. The only question is: for how long? After all, this idea is nothing more than fasting, and it’s never a good idea.
Arctic diet: not carrots on the plate, but whales
In 1928, an Arctic explorer noticed that the Inuit he lived with were in excellent health and thin. Furthermore, these Nordics ate only meat, fish, and whale oil.
The researcher recommended that Europeans follow their example and give up fruits and vegetables in favor of protein foods. Quite a crazy idea, I have to say, if only because fruits and vegetables are delicious, contain vitamins and fiber, and we don’t live in the harsh conditions of the Arctic. There is scum there with carrot crops and grape plantations, how wonderful it is easier to get whales than carrots.
