Fibroid structures, Fasting

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On Behalf Of Janet FitzGerald

Friday, August 18, 2006 12:22 AM

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[Raw Food] Re: Groups St Louis/Kansas City? Fibroid Cysts?, coffee??

 

My sister-in-law just had a hysterectomy last week because of a fybroid tumor. I

wish she would

have looked into eating RF before that happened. After some reading on the

subject, I found that

most tumors are " benign " and that around 50% of hysterectomies are a result of

these " benign "

tumors. It kind of makes me angry.

 

Perhaps you should take the quick route and look into fasting.

Janet

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Tumors, cysts, polyps, and other fibroid structures are built by the body, using

its vast innate

intelligence, as temporary storage facilities for trash.

 

When the system is chronically overloaded with foreign matter and is never given

the rest needed

to clean house, the foreign matter begins to accumulate in the body. To protect

the blood,

organs, tissues, etc., the body attempts to isolate, as much as possible, the

foreign matter

from the rest of the system. At first this is done on a small scale, using brine

under the skin

for salt accumulation, deposition of calcified material in the joints and

various other

locations. But eventually, the body simply runs out of " safe " capacity in these

location. At

this point, the only remaining choice is to construct storage facilities.

 

The MOMENT we give the system a genuine rest of any sort, it immediately begins

cleaning house.

When the rest is sufficiently deep and prolonged, then eventually the body can

safely dissolve

these structures, recapture and recycle the usable components, and eliminate the

rest.

Note that the ONLY circumstance under which such cleansing occurs is rest -- not

via any

cleanse, not via diet per se, not via any special exercise. In this

context, improving

one's diet reduces the workload required of the system to digest, assimilate,

and eliminate the

foods we eat. Therefore, improving the diet brings RELATIVE rest to the system.

 

Fasting on water only is merely a deeper form of rest, as well as faith/trust:

we trust Nature's

design, let go of our attempts to control and manipulate, and allow the system

to assert its own

priorities and to orchestrate its own resources.

 

But fasting is a multi-step process, and I have seen many people, myself

included among them who

fasted, then subsequently lost much of the benefit. The primary determinants of

success with

fasting for most people are:

 

- Preparation -- one's mindset, diet, activity level, the fasting environment,

communication

with others about the fast, etc. BEFORE beginning the fast.

 

- One's knowledge of fasting as a process and an experience.

 

- Support -- for most people, worth its weight in gold, particularly if there

are significant

symptoms upon entering the fast.

 

If one exits too soon, and particularly under the " wrong " circumstances, or if

one refeeds too

quickly, in the " wrong " order, etc., one likely loses much of the benefit

gained.

 

More upon request...

Elchanan