WHAT IS FASTING
Fasting consists in suppressing all food intake for a period of time ranging from a dozen of hours to twelve days or so. In the usual practice of fasting, drinking water daily is recommended. This type of fasting is called water fasting.
During fasting, the body feeds on its own cells: this is the principle of cellular AUTOLYSIS.
The destruction of cells -called LYSIS- happens on superfluous, diseased, or sometimes dangerous tissues. Through this process, the stocks of fat in excess will be eroded long before the body turns to its muscles, and excessive or dangerous growths (like cysts, polyps, fibroids, tumors…) that appear during life can be destroyed. That’s why some people compare fasting to SURGERY WITHOUT A SCALPEL.
However, vital organs such as the brain, nervous tissue, glands, heart… are not affected by the lysis. Fasting is a process of selective self-cleansing of the body.