06/06/2021
Do you fast?
Have you ever tried it? I would love to know your experience.
Fasting has great physical benefits like cleansing and purifying the blood . As well as spiritual and emotional benefits.
Repost from• Fasting is the voluntary abstinence or reduction from some or all food, drink, or both, for a period of time. An absolute fast or dry fasting means abstaining from all food and liquid, but other types of fasts involve consuming water, liquids, or even certain foods.
Dr. Sebi used to accompany his fasts with tamarind water, and since he wasn’t ingesting food, he also consumed certain alkaline herbal products like Chlorophyll Capsules and Bladderwrack and Sea Moss to nourish his body. Chlorophyll amplifies the blood-purifier and cleansing effects of fasting, while also strengthening and improving the respiratory, digestive, immune, and nervous system.
Fasting can also have different time periods, but Dr. Sebi didn’t recommend any specific method or time period for fasting, as everybody will react differently to it, and fasting is not for everyone. He believed it’s essential to follow your body’s inner wisdom, so we encourage you to listen to your body and be aware of its reactions when you try fasting. We recommend that you start by following Dr. Sebi’s Nutritional Guide(found on google) and let your body adapt slowly to it; skip one meal a day until you build up to a full day (if you can) and move on. Adhering to Dr. Sebi’s Nutritional Guide is essential; either to break the fast or during the window of time that you’re allowed to eat. When you fast, digestion and other metabolic functions are put on hold. All energy goes towards healing and cleansing your body, so it’s vital to break the fast with the proper foods. Soups based on the Nutritional Guide, are ideal since they are nutrient-dense and easy to digest.
This book seems like an interesting read.
I have fasted since the age of 12 and believe it is a great practice.
What are your thoughts?
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