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No sugar. No corn (maize). No potatoes. Nothing sweet except honey. No preservatives for anything.
And whatever you spend on food, contribute twice the amount to tsadakkah to reflect how food prices are so low today compared to 2000 years ago.
Also remember no refrigeration. Never buy more than can you eat immediately since it will spoil quickly.
And don’t forget exercise. No using cars, buses or trains. Don’t use any electric labor saving devices. Only the very rich could afford a horse drawn carriage or a liter carried (usually by slaves). Remember, never use the elevator or escalator.
Follow these rules, you will no longer be fat and out of shape – and will appreciate the advantages of great wealth that Ha-Shem has given us today.
You neglected to mention tofu and pea protein (aka Beyond Beef), two of the essential elements of the Gadol Diet.
Akuperma, they used to preserve meat in salt, or in the snow
Most chazal did not have snow to keep their meat most of the time.
Proof: meat is mentioned 2600 times in the Gemora, snow – only 94.
Also Chazal didn’t have corn because it’s a new world food
They didn’t have potatoes either
And btw there were tannaim that were really fat
Bring back garum!
Also remember, there were no antibiotics back then. So if you get a serious infection, well… you’ll really lose a lot of weight.
Aaq…. Why does the amount of times a word is used matter? They had snow, and they knew what it could do. But snow was not very common in that part of the world
Please report back after you follow this diet for a couple years.
I almost eat like chazal, i just changed the lamed at the end with a ‘raish’
Wait, you need to read ha sefer ‘the body electric’, mamash it says that because we are surrunded by an excessive, unnatural electricity nowadays, if it’s the case then our metabolism cannot process sugar and carbs properly. That book is a jem!
> Why does the amount of times a word is used matter?
I just came up with a ridiculous argument, so you know how we feel sometimes.
In the tanach, when a word is repeated, it was for a reason, same in tehilim
I do eat like chazal. Chazal were observing effects of different foods on health and ate accordingly. I am trying to do the same.
” I want to be a fit jew”
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