Posted on September 28, 2007 in Types of Fasting
Water fasting means the complete abstinence from anything considered food or any nutritional supplements except pure water in an environment of complete rest. Below are some of the water fasting tips:
It is incredibly a safe approach to healing.
Benefits of Water Fasting – Water Fasting Tips
- It cleanses your respiratory, circulatory, digestive and urinary systems, destroying impurities all over the body and eliminates uric acid deposits.
- People detoxify and heal more quickly with water fast than with any other fast. This is because with water fasting, your digestive passageway and organs are able to rest completely, allowing for all of your energy to be used for cleansing and repair of damaged tissues.
- It restores your body balance by eliminating wastes.
- It has been found effective in the treatment of type II diabetes.
- It has been found to be one of the most effective treatments for obesity.
- Water fasting is beneficial in epilepsy, reducing the length, number, and severity of seizures.
- It is effective for treating both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
- It improves poor immune function during fasting.
- Water fasting increases your cell-mediated immunity and immunoglobulin levels.
- Water fasting decreases your antigen-antibody complexes, and enhances natural killer cell activity.
- It increases your life span.
- It helps you in weight loss.
- Water fasting promotes detoxification.
- It gives your digestive system a much-needed rest.
- Fasting promotes the resolving of inflammatory processes, including painful inflammatory syndromes such as rheumatoid arthritis.
- It quiets allergic reactions, including asthma and hay fever.
- It promotes the drying up of abnormal fluid accumulations, such as edema in the ankles and legs and swelling in the abdomen.
- It corrects your high blood pressure to a safe range within two weeks without drugs. And the blood pressure will remain low after the fast if you eat correctly and live healthy.
- Water Fasting helps to overcome bad habits and addictions. It rapidly dissipates the craving for nicotine, alcohol, caffeine, and other drugs.
- It restores your taste appreciation for wholesome natural foods. People say that their taste buds come alive after fasting and that food never tasted so good.
- It is exceptionally beneficial in chronic cardiovascular diseases and congestive heart failure, reducing triglycerides, atheromas, total cholesterol, and increasing HDL levels
- Going on water fast gives you the motivation and enthusiasm to make a fresh start and commit yourself to a new and better way of life.
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October 16th, 2007 at 7:55 pm
Thankyou for the great information.
October 20th, 2007 at 6:57 pm
I want to go on a water fast for an extended period of time, forty days. Need help to accomplish my goals.
August 17th, 2009 at 2:17 am
Hello, I was wondering if fasting would help with water drainage from the ear created by an ear infection? The reason why there is drainage in the ear is because the tissue in the ear is damaged. I was wondering if water fasting would help with the process of tissue development in the ear and how long of a fast would i have to do? I am sick of doctors these days.
Thank you for the information.
-Lina
September 7th, 2009 at 7:31 am
my son just missed a fast due to an ear infection. if you are on antibiotics absolutly do not miss meals. drinking lots of fluids will help drain the ear, but it is not water that you are draining. consider natural tea for decongestion.
September 10th, 2009 at 5:01 pm
I don’t really think it would help an ear infection, but you never know, it does improve our general health. I would not recommend water fasting, for people already in poor health- Better for them to start with a health-food diet for awhile, lead up to short juice fasts, then longer juice fasts, then water fasts. Use common sense, take things slowly, listen to your body.
Fasting is a wonderful thing. When we are sick, our body forces us to fast, via nausea, and losing our appetite, etc… The reason our bodies do this, is that it knows the power of fasting in healing…
September 17th, 2009 at 12:38 pm
i’m planning to go on a 7 day water. looking for a fasting buddy=)
September 27th, 2009 at 3:54 am
today 27september2009 is my first day of my fasting. thanks a lot for the tips. god bless
October 8th, 2009 at 4:00 am
Well, I think I would pray first
October 9th, 2009 at 5:12 pm
The widespread rate of succeeder of these weight loss plans which are forever competing with every other is more or less the identical. And the most ridiculous part is that these programs all fail at the comparable hurdle in wound of doing really tall claims. This happens because the body gets habituated to the severity through which it is position and conforms itself to the new routine and the metabolic process slows down. You have to be brainier than nature to be able to magic the body into losing weight. Without watching this step then you will incessantly curiosity why you cannot turn a loss weight.
October 22nd, 2009 at 9:34 am
Hello. I found this site while searching for fasting tips, and am pleased by the information that you’ve volunteered. Even though many health experts deny the benefits of fasting, my own experience with fasting debunked a lot of the scepticism. While I understand that fasting is not a great option for everyone, it is for me and whenever I do it, it renders me energetic and cathartic. The first two or three days may be excruciating, but by the fourth day I truly appreciate the effects of the fast.
My only problem with fasting (which is actually not the blame of the fasting itself) is circumstantial. I have yet to complete a fasting period for over four days, because I currently live with my family and they prepare the meals. On the weekend, it’s difficult to fast not so much anymore that I feel tempted by the food itself (even though my mother and grandmother are both excellent cooks) but because every Friday, we order takeout to eat and almost every Sunday, my household eats dinner with my grandparents. The meals are usually pretty heavy although taste really good, but it isn’t like I can’t turn down any meal if I set my mind to it. By myself, I have enough will-power but I don’t like to make a fuss about fasting in front of other people even though my mother is generally supportive of me doing it.
If anyone can return to me with advice on how to successfully fast over the weekend, thank you in advance.