- At just 22 years old, Truphena Muthoni is making headlines for her quest to hug a tree for 72 hours and has also revealed the tough demands she set for herself.
- Before starting her quest for the Guinness World Record, the young woman was well prepared and with shsare she shared the tips she used
- Truphena also mentioned his health and why one needed to make sure he was healthy before applying for a Guinness World Record
Nyeri County: Truphena Muthoni, a 22-year-old young woman who is trying to break her own record of hugging a tree for 72 hours, prepared well for the mission and shared that fasting on some days was among the methods she used.
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In 2024, Truphena hugged a tree for 48 hours, leaving many in awe of her commitment to environmental conservation.
In his quest to win the Guinness World Record, Truphena will not eat food, drink water, or take a bathroom break. Moreover, the girl had to endure the rain, and many people were very worried for her.
On Wednesday, December 10, at 12:25 pm, Nyeri residents, led by Governor Mutahi Kahiga, showed up to continue being with him and also to learn about his mission.
In his quest to beat the record this time, just like last time, Truphena shared that he should not drink water, eat, or take a bathroom break. However, he is okay with that because he has prepared in advance.
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How did Truphena prepare:
Part of the exercise is walking for hours; to increase my strength, I walked for 42 kilometers. I have also practiced a lot of hugging trees; I have done one for 35 hours and the other for 60 hours.
I also fast or eat one meal a day… I’m healthy enough to do that, and before applying for the Guinness World Record, they have to check if you’re healthy enough to do that.
Violet Moraa:
“Yes we support him.”
Mercie Aceline:·
jIf Truphena Muthoni can hold a tree for 72 hours, you can hold that job, business, marriage, eeh that dream. Don’t give up just because it’s hard, great things grow from people who refuse to give up. Patience is the key.”
Isaac Jibaba:
“You mean hugging a tree for three days, it’s very easy. My grandmother imprisoned me for five days for stealing misheveve.”
Philip Towett:
“Enthusiastic environmentalists, the spirit of Professor Wangari Mathai is reborn through him.”
El Ton
“My uncle hugged a mango tree for six days, although it was not recorded.”
Simon Kabu gives Truphena a ride.
Another story revealed how Simona Kabu and her daughter Maurine were impressed by Trupehan’s strength, and gave him a relaxing trip.
Many Kenyans who were impressed are also following the process online and offline and can’t wait to see him complete the final ceremony.
According to Kabu and Maurine Kabu, the girl will go on a fully paid beach vacation once she completes the challenge.
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