When deciding between a short fast and a longer fast, consider your lifestyle and commitments. How much of yourself can you
realistically commit at this time? Longer fasts take more commitment and time, they’ll require greater support and understanding from family and friends. Plan on doing longer fasts when the time is right and you can be truly devoted to the process, instead of trying to squeeze them into a too busy life. Fasting of any length should be approached as an inner experience if you want to gain the greatest benefit.
As well as physical, there are beneficial physiological changes that occur in the complete absence of nutrients. Fasting is an opportunity to clear out long-suppressed emotional “baggage.” The body goes through a series of steps to meet its constant glucose needs, looking first to the digestive tract, next to glycogen stores in the liver, then to muscle tissue to create glucose, and finally, to adipose tissue. However, this last step does not happen if there aren’t any nutrients coming in.
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