What's next? Only using pottery and ceramic plates? No toilet paper, but Roman style sponges? Going back to pre-Roman calendars? Death penalty for all kinds of "offenses?" Walking everywhere, or at most riding a donkey? I could go on and on...

It's all getting a bit ridiculous.

But those thin sheets will give nasty paper cuts to your nether regions. The gold leaf also can’t be good for you

Are they going kosher or hallal? Will they forego refrigeration and implement a "no shellfish" rule?

If they'll promote beekeeping, I'll keep my sarcasm to myself.

Like John the Baptist...

Typically at the historical end of a concerted social push for a "spiritual awakening".
I remember it was a "thing" in the early 2000's, followed by Paleo and Cross-fit.

But however hard it's pushed, Bacon, Lobster, White Flour and Sugar, alcohol, and Fast Food typically win once the Biblical Diet come into the dietary ring.
Especially Bacon.

I think she believed that nobody would recognize her from the vegan world as she snuck the pieces.

Also, once she became pregnant, all that went out the window.

Matthew 3:4

4 John’s clothes were made of camel’s hair, and he had a leather belt around his waist. His food was locusts and wild honey.

I only eat manna from heaven.

Been working for 40 years so far.

Also, alot of Leviticus was cut in the KTV Bible.

basically sprouted grains, sprouted beans and sprouted lentils

And the Mediterranean Diet can have good health benefits for some.

But I wouldn't have to plunk down 28 bucks to a grifter in order to follow it.

Buy raw food. Cook it. eat it.

Of course, shellfish and pork may be right out if you're Jewish or Muslim. Otherwise, grind grain and make bread from it. Eat fruit from trees, and vegetables from the garden. Cook over a wood fire, since that's all they had in Biblical times. Drink beer. It's easy to make. Drink water. Squeeze fruit and drink the juice.

Kill a lamb, a goat, an antelope or a calf. Cook its parts and eat them. Again, over a wood fire. If you can manage to kill birds, eat them, too, after plucking and gutting. Learn to fish. Catch fish, clean the, and cook over that same wood fire. Careful not to overcook the fish.

It's simple to eat a biblical diet. They didn't have many options. You ate what was available and prepared it simply. What's the problem? You can still buy all of that stuff in any grocery store.

Now, go away and start preparing meals.

Hard to catch these days, though. They've been pretty much fished out by water-walking bearded guys.

While it mentions a few specific foods, such as figs, olives, olive oil, beans, bread and fish, it's only in a general way. It doesn't say a specific type of fish, or type of bread, or olives...well, you get the idea.
And if they are following a biblical diet, does that mean they are going to follow the laws of kashrut?