Re: Misc. Questions for Chrisb1 and others.

Mighty,

"if you isolate day 21 and you isolate day 20, will day 21 on it's own out-perform day 20 on it's own in terms of cleansing and healing, generally speaking, but with exceptions such as healing crises, and if so, what is the reason"?

In answer to the above Mighty I would say this............

Day 21 for example will progressively outperform day 20 in terms of the accumulative benefits accrued throughout the fasts length, and the energy expended in the healing/cleansing of the body.

Much depends on the available energy from the outset of the fast, and/or whether the body has its full energy reserves or is enervated to x degree.

The priority of the bodily energies in a fast is in eliminating toxemia, so if someones levels of toxemia are high, then the healing (which still occurs to some degree) will take a backseat, and until this toxemia has been eliminated. Once this has occurred, then ALL of the bodily energies are directed at healing as none are required for cleansing.
This is the reason why a fast is far more beneficial from the outset if toxemia is low or non-existent. This can be achieved to a large extent with a plant-based diet some weeks or months prior to a fasts undertaking.


In conclusion........
The body is a self-determining organism that works slowly towards its goals IF provided with the ideal conditions in achieving this; much the same as an injuries capacity to heal depends on the nutritional reserves available and the way that Nature works in practice............SLOWLY.
You cannot hurry a broken leg to mend or a cut in the skin to heal.
All we can do is provide the body with the most ideal conditions to aid in its healing, and where this means warmth, absolute rest, freedom from stress, an abundance of fresh air, judicious sunlight exposure, pure clean water taken according to the demands of the body, and so on.

All of this will achieve the maximum healing and cleansing in the shortest possible time, but you and I are as fingerprints and unique in our response to the demands placed upon us by Nature.

Chrisb1.
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