
Fasting is something I’ve never dabbled in when it comes to my health. I once incorporated a day of nothing but fruit and another days of nothing but vegetables, and besides my Green Juice that I made faithfully for the longest time, new evidence is stepping forward to revisit some of this content with new knowledge.
Just yesterday I posted about fixing the body on a cellular level and I can still here the slogan that goes “Fix the cell to be well.” In my list of what we can do to improve our cellular health it was fasting that stood out to me and begged to be explored further. I did some research and I believe I am on to something. It’s a feeling, a hunch, I have experienced every time I had a major breakthrough. It feels a little like being lost and finding the trail again as it fills me with new energy to pursue this theory and learn more. Like I have finally arrived and found that next step.
According to the Cellular health institute and a recent study it is suggested that fasting for three consecutive days can completely reboot the immune system. This is possible because when your system is starved, your body begins producing new white blood cells via stem cells, and white blood cells help our bodies to fight infection. In essence the study showed that three days of fasting “flips a switch” to ignite regeneration of the immune system, and is especially helpful for those with already damaged immune systems. Dr. Valter Longo observed dramatic healing in patients of whom had gut issues that were impeding the healing of other coexisting conditions. One gut issue frequently noted is leaky gut, and a diet of GMO’s, grains, sugars and other toxins which are the root of the condition.
Fasting is an ancient healing tool and it works. When you ingest only liquid, ideally in the form of water, functional medicine foods or bone broth, the gut is given time to “heal and seal.” Fasting starves down all bacteria, good and bad, and post-fat the gut is re-inoculated with good bacteria to reset. Fasting also helps to bring nutrition to a depleted body and remains the fastest way to stimulate the healing of a variety of health conditions.
It is suggested here to do this reboot for three consecutive days and I will explore alternative ways of fasting such as intermittent fasting and what happens to our body during particular timeframes in a future post. It’s very interesting and once again it speaks to me and makes sense. Stay tuned to find out just how long it will take for your body to switch over, burning fat for energy (weight loss) and kick out the old damaged cells to build new healthy ones. It sounds like fasting plays an essential role in this reset of repairing and building better cellular health.
Yes please keep us posted! I have heard wonderful things about a 3-7 day fast. I should definitely try it out.
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I definitely need to and as so many times before I feel my own health lies in my own hands. I don’t find this info without a reason. I just need to do it. 😘💙
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I’ll be listening dear lady, it feels right but I just have to be careful with my immune still going haywire with my allergic response to my medication. But, when there is a will, there is a way 😂 🤣 ❤️ 🙏🏽 🦋
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I believe so too and if it does rewire and reset the immune system, in other words fix itself, that sounds wonderful. I have an overactive one as well that keeps attacking my own body. If only…
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We’ll get there my friend…whole and free 😀 ❤️ 🙏🏽 🦋
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And what a journey it is 🙏🏼💙
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That is interesting and does make sense, I know it’s been done for hundreds if not thousands of years. I hope you get a lot from it 🙂
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I do too my friend. Nothing to lose…
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Let us know how it goes…
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I sure will.
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Good stuff 🙂👍
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Thank you xo
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I’m trying fasting too but not able to control hunger pangs..
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Oh dear I might have to face something like that as well. I know it will take commitment and a strong mind to go through with it and I will have to remind myself why I am doing it the begin with. I will also have to distract myself if I get too much into my headspace. Yikes.
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