TruthStream w/ Joe and Scott Lisa, Donna & Eden: What is a Breatharian? The Awakening Summit, Trafficking, Disclosure #581
Apr 11, 2026
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Breatharianism, also known as India, is the belief that a person can live without consuming food, and in some cases, water. This practice is considered pseudoscientific, as it contradicts established scientific understanding of human nutrition and health.
Some breatharians have submitted themselves to medical testing, including a hospital's observation of Indian mystic Prahlad Jani appearing to survive without food or water for 15 days. However, the hospital Jani attended has not published official documentation about the event.[7][8] In other cases, people have attempted to survive on sunlight alone, only to abandon the effort after losing a large percentage of their body weight.
In a handful of documented cases, individuals attempting breatharian fasting have died. Scientific societies such as the British Dietetic Association strongly disadvise the breatharian diet, qualifying it as "dangerous", and stating that "the basic fact is we all need food and liquid in our diet to live.
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Breatharianism, also known as India, is the belief that a person can live without consuming food, and in some cases, water. This practice is considered pseudoscientific, as it contradicts established scientific understanding of human nutrition and health.
Some breatharians have submitted themselves to medical testing, including a hospital's observation of Indian mystic Prahlad Jani appearing to survive without food or water for 15 days. However, the hospital Jani attended has not published official documentation about the event.[7][8] In other cases, people have attempted to survive on sunlight alone, only to abandon the effort after losing a large percentage of their body weight.
In a handful of documented cases, individuals attempting breatharian fasting have died. Scientific societies such as the British Dietetic Association strongly disadvise the breatharian diet, qualifying it as "dangerous", and stating that "the basic fact is we all need food and liquid in our diet to live.