Severely Underweight 
hahajinx
17 y
4,772
MoreI am underweight.
I am 5-8 115lbs 29 years old male. I have never weighed over 120 in my life. This is severe growth retardation. Malnourished yes... but not for lack of good food. Malabsorption is my dilemna.
Other symptoms:
low blood pressure
anemia
dry skin
constipation
hollow eyes
fatigue syndrome
depression
mental instability
insomnia
extremism
I have no hunger other than emotional hunger. I have known this for so long, but have been unable to give my digestive organs a rest. In fact, i do the opposite, I overeat.
Anyway, today is the second day of my water fast. I intend to fast until I feel truly hungry in my stomach. I will keep you updated and I may post pictures.
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- Re: Severely Underweight Naturalist
17 y
4,820
MoreThis is a reply to # 1,010,222hahajinx,
Have you ever done a colon, liver and "parasite" cleanse?
Do you eat grains and sugars? Have you ever been told that you have leaky gut?
I also had malabsorption, low weight and overate. I am 5'4" and weighed 89 pounds fully clothed.
Good luck on your fasting journey. Today is the start of day 1 for me.- Re: Severely Underweight hahajinx
17 y
4,434
This is a reply to # 1,010,236how did you gain your weight back? How long were you underweight for. Did you find out the cause?
thanks.
- Re: O/T Severely Underweight Naturalist
17 y
7,484
This is a reply to # 1,023,561how did you gain your weight back?
I got rid of the fungal(parasite) overgrowth in my body.
I did multiple colon, liver, and parasite cleanses. I also
did kidney cleanses. I eliminated all grains (this was a must)
and sugars from my diet. I now use some honey,
stevia, and fruit. I increased my protein intake.
How long were you underweight for.
I have always been what most people would consider
underweight. I was severely underweight for about
15-20 years.
Did you find out the cause?
I have been seen by many doctors, including The Mayo Clinic
and Dr. Mercola. Dr. Mercola said I had a malabsorption
problem. He instructed me eat a no-grain diet and increase my
protein intake by consuming raw egg yolks and spirulina.
(I had been a vegetarian for 14 years and was eating this way
at the time I saw him.) While eliminating grains and increasing
protein helped me immensely, I saw my greatest improvement
when I repaired my leaky gut/ parasites by way of diet and
cleansing.
While there is much, much, much, more to my story, I would like
to urge you to start with baseline health...Cleanse your body!
I wished I would have started with the body cleansing years ago.
But, I thought them weird, bizarre, and too far out.
How wrong I was.
I have also fasted for many years and will continue to do so.
Water fasting is the most healing of all health protocols.
However, in my opinion, you are to nutrient deficient to fast
at this time.
Wishing You Abundant Health.
- Re: O/T Severely Underweight Naturalist
17 y
7,484
- Re: Severely Underweight hahajinx
17 y
4,434
- Re: Severely Underweight chrisb1
17 y
4,749
This is a reply to # 1,010,222It is amazing just how much food reserve that even the most underweight person has.
Shelton exclaimed that he was amazed that an even an underweight person can go for 20 or more days on water and receive great benefit therefrom.
The organs of digestion are rested during a Water Fast and become much more efficient post-fast with much better digestion and assimilation thereafter.
Post fast, you will find that graduated aerobic exercise will also greatly improve digestion and assimilation so that weight-gain is much improved.
However, enervation can also be a key to a lack of weight-gain and a person remaining underweight.- Re: Severely Underweight hahajinx
17 y
4,580
This is a reply to # 1,010,255Thanks for your support. I am a little worried about enervation. However, I feel that my body knows best and it is definitely not hungry. Only my mind is asking for food... my body feels so messed up inside, so unclean, so not hungry.
- Re: Severely Underweight High on Water
17 y
4,416
This is a reply to # 1,010,275I couldn't help but notice your chihuahua avatar! Join the club!
When you DO eat, do you eat lots of grains, and breads and stuff?
You sound like you may have celiac disease (gluten intolerance).
Huge site...
check it out...
http://www.celiac.com
- Re: Severely Underweight chrisb1
17 y
4,455
This is a reply to # 1,010,275Hahajinx,
please let us know how you are getting on.
I think it is is important to conserve your energy and rest as much as possible. In doing so, your food reserves will last longer and the fast will can be extended to receive greater benefit therefrom.
If I were in your shoes, I would seek out the supervision of a Natural Hygienic Doctor who is experienced in fasting cases.
Regards
Chrisb1
- Re: Severely Underweight High on Water
17 y
4,416
- Re: Severely Underweight hahajinx
17 y
4,580
- Re: Severely Underweight Naturalist
17 y
4,820
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