Re: where's the pic?

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I think you should hire some grandma to knit you something more adequate. I'm not joking! a few years ago in Copenhagen they sold incredibly cute panties in natural wool knitted by hand for babies. My baby had them too.

So is today your day one?

The idea is that it has to fit snug against the skin to move sweat to the outer layers and keep you dry, or something. When covered in an entire baselayer, skin-fitting leggings, top, even headlayers, they effectively become a thermal wool layer, which can help in cold areas as well as relatively 'warm' areas such as below 80 degrees. When I work in them indoors they just move the sweat to the outside 'down there' helping the bodies natural mechanism as it would if I were nude which is what nature intended. Unfortunately my jeans on the outside in this case stop the sweat from completely escaping, however the boxers are naturally anti-microbial and since the sweat isn't sitting against my skin there isn't that bad odor, also going to be helped by eating better in the long run though. This is day two I've only cheated with chocolate, it's a stimulant so probably not helping much but I ran out of it so the real day one starts now I guess haha.

For those interested, veteran frugivore dieters tell me once on a frugivore diet you need more sleep, sleep you needed anyway but your body was able to ignore due to the all the stimulants in a typical diet, however overtime the benefit of this is having more energy during the day, of course, to do tasks more effectively than a coffee addict sloth for example. You'll also need adequate exposure to sunlight, sleep in a dark room, free of disturbances such as alarm lights, etc, as this diet tends to make you more sensitive to your lifestyle, however this is not to be mistaken for weakness.

Solutions I'm working on right now are full spectrum lights, for when I can't get enough sunlight, no see um window screens (I hate bugs) for my windows so I can get fresh air, I've been told that outside air, even if contaminated with country-side pollutants somewhat, is better than indoor air, which can be stale, or polluted with inhome toxins from walls or fragrance products etc etc (I live by a highway - but not right next to it, and there's about 85 trees between us and tons of plants).

The most challenging solution needed however is having enough fruit on hand that is ripe and ready to eat, being of adequate nutrient value, etc. I have a feeling I'm going to need to relocate to an agricultural area that meets these needs, as there is not even a trader joes here or similiar, just wal-mart.