“Also wasn’t peat eating vegetables before he died? I think its worth looking at what people did before they died. Its like you suddenly make up your mind about whats right in a sense??
Einstein went vegetarian before his death because ‘he had a guilty conscience’”
I don’t think looking at dietary changes shortly before someone experiences physical body death is a good basis for constructing a normal diet, for two reasons-
1. The dietary change may have triggered or accelerated the degeneration and physical body death that occurred.
2. The vast majority of people tend to experience a slower type of death, where there seems to be a physical decline over several months, or even years. It’s well established that most people experiencing this eat a lot less, and at some point, stop eating altogether. Barbara Karnes, a Hospice RN who worked with many dying patients, thinks it’s because they are running on a different sort of energy, a more spiritual sort of energy, and physical energy and maintenance of the physical body is no longer important.
Basically, the eating habits of someone who only has a few months or so to live should not be any sort of guide for the eating habits of a younger person, who likely has several decades ahead of them.
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