A scandal haunts the owner of a diet philosophy .. “He was in an incredible place”

The incident of seeing the famous Wiley Brooks as the founder of a cult or a global gathering in the field of diet, and he secretly eats in a fast food restaurant, sparked a wide wave of controversy and criticism.

 Brooks founded a sect called "Breatharianism", calling for life based on the energy of the sun and air, and achieved wide fame and followers everywhere, but his vision of eating at "McDonald's" sparked widespread criticism of him, and the incident was considered "unbelievable."

The man who achieved wide fame and popularity, with the spread of other strange ideas, and his food method was considered to maintain appearance and contribute to the expansion of spiritual awareness, according to the newspaper "Daily Mirror".

 And in 2013, famous American actress Michelle Pfeiffer admitted that she was drawn to the diet cult and its leader, Brooks, in the early 1980s.

Brooks himself claimed to have fasted for 19 years nonstop and got his nutrients from the air and the sun.

"Breathing is a philosophy that believes that the human body, when it is in perfect harmony with itself and nature, is perfectly 'brutal' - you know, all the components we need are taken from the air we breathe," he said in a television interview.

In 1982, Brooks got his followers together and opened the Bretharian Institute in California, but he was scandalized when Brooks - who claimed to have fasted for 19 years - was repeatedly seen walking out of fast food restaurants with hot dogs in hand, or fainting in a full bedroom room service, until he noticed him eating his dinner at McDonald's.

And the man defended himself in an even more bizarre way, when he considered that McDonald's branches were built in protected areas with high spiritual energy, and that they even contain spiritual gates.

Then he asked his followers to eat as much as possible from "diet cola" and to eat as many "cheese burgers" as possible before beginning to meditate.

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