That's a nice observation.  Wai diet is considered Paleo.
I live in a tropical country and I can attest to the availability of fruits all year round.

Plus in my personal experiments fruit carbohydrates seem to be far different from cooked grain and cooked starchy carbohydrates in the observation that it is highly improbable fruitarians will ever be fat...

I think we should make the descriptions as loose as possible. Most people on here don't have a sub forum that describes their diet 100%. In fact I'd say the only ones with accurate descriptions are the 100% carnivores, everyone else has a little bit of difference in their diet and there simply can't be enough sub forums for it all. I don't think it really matters.

I'd like to share how the modern hunter gatherer Aeta survive while hunting wild boar, wild deer and wild fowl in their forest mountain.

They say there are abundant fruits for them to snack on in the mountains while waiting for their traps to catch their prey.

So they might stay there up to 1 week living on fruits alone while awaiting for the "big catch".

Raw wild just picked eaten on the spot fruit has a different "magic" in it... it still has the life force / energy of the tree and has hydrating qualities superior to any spring source.  Eating one just picked wild chico / persimon for example may feel like you've just drank more than 1 liter of cool spring water.

I'd like the visitors to know that RPD is not necessarily equate to 100% RAF... somehow I feel some visitors get that idea that RPD = 100% RAF.

This current generation of aetas consume their meat cooked. These are not isolated peoples. Their ancestors were... some 100+ years ago.

Hi Nicola,

These simply "distilled opinion" of what I think is garbage about chemicalizing food.  Saying fruit = sugar or fruit = fructose.  Which in my opinion is baloney and wrong.  Just as we cannot just lump protein = beef = wild salmon = wild tuna = farmed fish or FAT = canola oil = butter = beef brains = marrow = extra virgin olive oil

This is why we humans crave for variety.  All these foods are different.  All these foods give different results.  All these foods have different nutrition. 

Fruit is a paleolithic heritage.  In tropical and forested areas, people had to snack on fruit for hydration and food in between kills of meat. 

Paleolithic times does not mean exclusively ice age times... where people were forced to be carnivorous... the ice ages came in and out. 

Weston Price studied different isolated healthy tribes and eskimos were just one of them.

In times of healing... not so sweet fruits are used as fasting tools.

What i'm saying is that this diagram about fructose may be true for PURE fructose as a chemical but certainly DOES NOT apply to all the fruits of today and up to 5 million years ago.

This post does not mean to suggest to go either high carb or low carb... it merely suggests that fruits are a paleolithic food and the amount of fruits people ate would have depended on where they were and what kind of fruits were available and at what season.