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Years back I had bought a book on juice fasting. I used to do this for up to 10 days twice a year. The first 3 days were tough but after that it wasn't as bad. I did have sleeplessness and was very cold at night. I would also take milk thistle capsules to help support the liver. The book suggested things like sitting in the sun each day, dry skin brushing and resting during the day. It also suggested when you started to feel drained to take a teaspoon of honey.
Since then I had heard this is no longer considered to be a good idea to fast like this. I had read there are other ways to cleanse the body. You can read about this in the Fat flush plan book by Ann Louise Gittleman. She's got a beginning cleansing phase you can start out with.
I received good health benefits from both ways. Guess it's a personal thing.
Jean
OH...I also had the colonoscopy done this year and I get the humor in the comment about it!!!
I'd like to introduce another point of view with this quote from Mike Adams:
Screening and treatment = Recruiting and profit-taking
With the cancer industry, the entire focus is on "screening" and "treatment." Those terms can be more accurately translated into "recruiting" and "profit-taking." Screening is simply a way to recruit patients into a highly profitable assembly line of cancer treatments which offer no cures and no prevention, only the "management" of the disease so that the maximum profits can be extracted from the patient without actually eliminating their disease. It's quite a clever scam, and it explains why screening is so often offered for free: It's just like a crack dealer offering a free hit, but only once. After you're hooked, you gotta pay.
The cancer industry tries to promote this "recruiting & profit-taking" propaganda through lies like, "Early detection saves lives." Oh really? Actually, early detection generates more profits, since 9 out of 10 "early detection" positives are, in fact, completely bogus. The cancer detection technology today is so incredibly advanced that it can even detect cancers that aren't there! (And then the patient is urged to undergo chemotherapy "just in case.")
The other side of the story.....Food for thought.
blessings....Franco
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The other side of the story!
