Re: Question for long term veterans

While one will benefit from shorter multiple MCs be aware that on 10 dayers that your system  barely gets to the point of deeper cleansing and it won't cleanse you at the cellular level where the real healing takes place and where the body gets rid of old dead or damaged cells.

The way I see it and verified in the Detox Stages a minimum 10 day fast  has more of a tonic effect but no real healing or deeper tissue cleansing takes effect. Below is from the Detox Stages past day 15.

"The healing work of the organs is being completed. After the detoxification mechanisms have removed the causative agent or render it harmless, the body works at maximum capacity in tissue proliferation to replace damaged tissue. While a short fast will reduce the symptoms, a longer fast can completely heal."

Even if perhaps one doesn't think that one may be ailing from something I personally think that the deeper healing cleansing is an excellent preventative measure. Much too often we don't address the bigger health issues till they have already done damage that is happening through cumulative effects. Once it becomes evident and makes us ill it could  possibly be too late for repair so to me the whole key is to look at all this from a prevantative stand before any damage is done. Not looking at the bigger picture from a preventative stance is the biggest shortcoming of modern medicine which bases most of it's practice on treating the symptoms and not really curing much.

If your main thing is getting bored with the lemonade there are different things that folks do for variation. You can have it cold or warm (not hot) You can freeze it and make slushies. As a matter of fact I'm having a slushie right now and it's like like a special treat to be able to chew. I have also switched to limes and I will be going to my local farmers market where I can get some fresh squeezed sugar cane juice to alternate with the syrup. Then there's is also the molasses. I'm not crazy bout the taste of molasses but it's not bad when you do it in halfsies with the maple.

Good luck whatever you decide.