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Jul 18, 2022·edited Jul 18, 2022Liked by The Vigilant Fox

I currently fast 14-16 hours intermittently on a daily basis, and do a water fast for between 10 to 21 days every four months. The benefits are tremendous and being free of the food god (refrigerator) for an extended period is quite liberating. Not to speak of the $$ saved. Fasting not only gives one mental clarity and more energy, it helps the body heal itself. I was able to almost completely heal my liver following a diagnosis of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. Of course one of the primary benefits is weightloss thereby taking weight off joints which allows them to heal as well. That weightloss alone has tremendous benefits. A word of caution to people who've never fasted before: long-term fasting isn't for the faint-hearted and shouldn't be undertaken on a whim, or perhaps even without consulting a doc. I never consulted one, but then, since most mainstream doctors believe fasting equals starvation, and they have no clue about nutrition in the 1st place, they're not on my "I should talk to someone about this before I do it" list. There's lots of great information out there. My go-to book about fasting is Dr. Jason Fung's, "The Complete Guide to Fasting." It's an easy to read and easy to understand book. The only thing it doesn't cover is the eventuality of a healing crisis (physical and/or psychological) and what to expect. Dr. Fung is very knowledgeable about fasting and he has a number of videos on YouTube. Here's a link to his info. https://www.dietdoctor.com/authors/dr-jason-fung-m-d

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Jul 18, 2022Liked by The Vigilant Fox

I have been IF for about 4 years now. I am a 60 YO woman, on a 18/6 schedule. Im going to work on moving it to a 20/4 schedule.

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Jul 18, 2022Liked by The Vigilant Fox

Intermittent fasting works for me. Fresh mindset, I feel at my best towards the end of the fast. It's not a coincidence that the practice of fasting goes back to the beginning of time — it's like the natural “drug” of stimulating the brain. That and exercise. Powerful combination!

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Another piece of common sense advice that most people don’t hear or are told that IF is dangerous (can be obviously if you don’t drink enough water or take meds) - no $ to be made from this by big Pharma or big Junk Food

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Just Do It ✔✔✔ Lost 8" off my waist in TWO WEEKS! It makes life easier. Feel "clearer" and more in control because I dont have cravings anymore. Its SO FUN to know my body is healing itself without feeding it every so often. Cut the crap! (grain starches sugar & processed stuff), eat 5-7 cups of organic veggies daily within the 3-6 hour eating window, healthy fats and moderate protein. There are KETO breads you can also enjoy.

Its so easy. Dr. Eckberg & Dr. Eric Berg are also great guidance counselors on the method, Dr Eckberg [YT] breaks down the science..

I still enjoy my coffee in the am with a tbsp of heavy whipping cream. Drink warm lemon water. I do 18-20 hour fasts. I eat at 12/1pm and 5/6pm. Moderate protein is smart bc too much protein can spike insulin, too. You're really skipping BREAK-FAST. Lost 18lbs in 3 weeks, arthritis disappeared, and my sis says I look younger💃🏻

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Jul 19, 2022Liked by The Vigilant Fox

Thank you for this reminder. It's nice to hear about your experience. Ever since hearing about intermittent fasting I've been able to usually not eat for 12 hours, overnight. Sometimes more. This, alone, has been so helpful, just in terms of not snacking after dinner, and giving my body that time before bed to digest. Also losing a few pounds and keeping them off is effortless. A couple of comments I have heard have helped me stick to it - people noting that the feeling of hunger is GOOD, and is a sign that my body is starting to clean up debris. Don't interrupt it - let it continue!

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I hope the military upper echelon has their day of reckoning. In Federal Court.

If my son suffers ANY debilitating illness, I'll know exactly who and WHAT dunnit.

They (Turdeau) will rue the day my son felt compelled to roll up his sleeve in order to be allowed entry to his gym, a theater, a pub or restaurant. (He's young. Was locked diwn. Promised his "freedom" back in exchange for an untested (unsafe) jab & a QR code...)

We, the people know where he lives: we PAY through the nose for those swanky digs.

We will no longer merely "honk" for justice. He must answer to THE PEOPLE WHO PAY HIS SALARY.

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Jul 27, 2022·edited Jul 27, 2022

My other half had what we think was long haul after being sick in February of 2020. In December of 2021 we went to True North in Santa Rosa and did a 13 day water fast. His symptoms were gone.

Also someone that was working at our house said a 20 day water fast got rid of his covid. He was having trouble breathing and did not want to go to a hospital so he started his fast after having done previously a 12 day fast with good results.

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How often do you do this intermittent fasting? Do you do it for a couple weeks then take a break or do you do it forever?

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Why is everyone focused on spike protein as the problem with the vax?

We don't even know if the mRNA works...

We do know that the lipids and other chemicals are either toxic or remain in the body and don't get properly eliminated.

Moderna had issues with the lipids, before convid, in their multi dose Gene therapy testing.

Yeah, but let's say it's spike protein, cause virus.

Intermittent fasting is alright but sometimes I get hungry and I don't stress the discipline and I'll just eat. Perfection is not needed all the time to get benefits.

BTW it's gonna be really hard if you don't eat meat or get animal fats...

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