How is your tong looking ? W
Go in bed and try to rest .Rest rest rest
Read Schelton (in bed )
How you know that are your kidneys pulsating ?
I had very bad nausea most of my fast .

Dr.Schelton
..... Fasting patients sometimes complain of being hungry, when the experienced practitioner knows that they are not. Occasionally one complains of hunger through the whole length of the fast. These sensations are due to irritative conditions or to the mind.

Dr. Guelpa in his book, Auto-intoxication and Dis-intoxication, says that food taken into the stomach serves to absorb and neutralize the toxic material in the stomach and intestine and thus relieves the sinking, empty, gnawing, etc., sensations which are caused by active auto-intoxication, but mistaken for hunger. Major Austin points out that drinking a large glass of saline purge "causes the disappearance of hunger instead of increasing it" and thinks this is due to the cleansing of the alimentary tract of toxins. Of course, the disappearance of hunger after taking a purge may be accounted for in another way, but I would remind my readers that these toxic symptoms are not hunger sensations.

These "hunger sensations" may be relieved in such a variety of ways--lavage, water drinking, heat applied to the upper part of the abdomen, abdominal massage, etc.--or will pass away in a short time without anything being done to relieve them, that only the inexperienced and uninformed can think of them as representing a physiological demand for food.

A patient informs me that he was very hungry during the night and could not sleep. Upon being questioned he says the hunger has passed away--a sure indication that it was not real hunger....."

more here:
http://www.soilandhealth.org/02/0201hyglibcat/020127shelton.III/020127.ch27.htm

CRISES DURING THE FAST

http://www.soilandhealth.org/02/0201hyglibcat/020127shelton.III/020127.ch28.htm

I have read on your site that you drink daily 2 to 4 litter water.
Is this not too much ?
Your kidneys have to work whole the time , they can not get a rest .
Around day 20 I nearly did not have disire to drink any more.
Ocationaly only like strong disere and than nothing .

Dry fast are even more effective( nothing , even no water)
10 Days dry fast = 30 days water fast
30 days juice/fruit fast = 10 day water fast

If hunger has returned you should break the fast. If you are not sure if it is true hunger it is best to error on the side of safety and break it. Has your tongue cleared? This would be another sign of a fast to completion. It is very dangerous to continue if your body is telling you "it's time to break." 25 days is awesome. You can be proud. You have been an inspiration to many.
Rainy

Hello Brucester,
Vilang commented in this thread that you are drinking between 2 to 4 liters of water a day, which can easily create an abnormal demand and strain on your kidneys. The body can only use so much water and any taken to excess is eliminated and even inhibits/prevents the elimination of bodily toxins, and where Shelton commented (and where he also quoted from others) that this was their experience.

To ease this burden I would only drink water according to thirst and that should ease this burden. It is also quite common for fasters to need less water as eating demands more fluids: on both of my own prolonged fasts, my own demand for water was quite minimal.....some days more than others, but on average I drank less than one glass per day and some days none at all.

If the feeling of extreme weakness is prolonged, this can be a reason for ending the fast, so if it persists, I would most definitely consider breaking your fast.
Read this chapter very carefully.............
http://www.soilandhealth.org/02/0201hyglibcat/020127shelton.III/020127.ch25.htm


and........
"Great Weakness: This is not always a danger signal; but may be in some cases. Although it usually causes the practitioner to terminate the fast, this is due more to fear on his part than to any actual danger to the patient. Persistent extreme weakness is more likely to prove a danger signal, although this is so rare that I have seen but one such case".
http://www.soilandhealth.org/02/0201hyglibcat/020127shelton.III/020127.ch28.htm


NAUSEA.................

"Nausea: This seems to be an expression of a sudden decrease of the normal tension of the stomach. It may be induced by a foul odor, a bad taste, a disgusting sight, or an emotional shock. Severe pain, illness, fatigue, rapid descent in an elevator, etc., may produce nausea by lowering the tension of the stomach. These things bring about a loss of tension through a complicated "reflex" mechanism.

Continual emotional disturbances, such as prolonged worries, anguish, grief and repeated shocks, may result in a persistent loss of tone in the stomach and produce the "all gone" sensation or vague nausea often complained of.

In many cases there is no doubt that the sudden withdrawing of all food, as in fasting, results in a temporary lowering of tone or tension in the stomach and this produces nausea. On the other hand, tall, thin, undernourished people are likely to suffer with a chronic lack of tension in the stomach and this becomes more noticeable when they fast. The presence of bile in the stomach also causes nausea. Its presence is very likely to lead to vomiting".

I also suffered with nausea for quite a number of days towards the end of my first prolonged fast of 25 days, and is nothing to be overly concerned about: a horrible experience nonetheless.!!!

Lower back pain is probably caused by your kidneys working overtime thru excess water.

Genuine hunger is persistent, and does not go away: the demand for sustenance intensifies with the passage of time over a few days, so if this is the case, do not hesitate to break your fast, as this is the MAIN SIGNAL that your fast is ended and where you would soon enter the period of starvation thereafter, which is not recommended.

Regards

Chrisb1.