INDICATION FOR THERAPEUTIC FASTING
Question:
It looks like periodical fasting can be a treatment for the following diseases: coronary heart disease, atherosclerosis, angina pectoris infarct miocard prevention and follow-up care circulatory disturbances in the arteries and veins, trombophlebitis, high cholesterol level hypercholesterolaemia, high fat level (hyperlipoidaemia),hypertension migraine glaucoma gastroenteropathies (disorders of stomach and intestines) constipation chronic hepatitis hemmorrhoides Crohn’s disease chronic colitis (enteritis, intestinal ulcers) Rheumatoid arthritis Diabetes mellitus Obesity Gout and elevated uric acid level Articular and muscular rheumatism degenerative diseases of the spinal column Respiratory system diseases: bronchial asthma bronchitis tonsillitis maxillary sinusitis Depression(e.g. during menopause) Anxiety and panic disorders Skin diseases: allergies of the skin psoriasis chronic eczema Source: http://www.antiaging-europe.com/cntr_croat5.htm#2
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It looks like periodical fasting can be a treatment for the following diseases:
Care to post some references from SCIENTIFIC research, not a site that’s selling holidays where you fast. (and I always thought you just stopped eating, but apparently you need at least $600+ worth of support services to do it right) http://www.quackspammers-europe.com/
Tsu Dho Nimh — "Y’know, I can *say* I’m Ming The Merciless, Emporer of Planet Mongo, but unless I can produce a few legions of heavily-armed rocket ships, you’re not likely to take me seriously." Morely Dotes, 2001
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