MINUSES OF STARVATION
Our world is so arranged that there is nothing absolutely bad and absolutely good in it. Any phenomenon can change its meaning from plus to minus depending on three aspects: place, time and circumstances. First of all, one should understand that fasting is not a cure-all cure-all. And let's see how fasting treats oncology - even if it happened to someone, it"s not a fact that it will help everyone.
Therefore, starvation should be perceived, first of all, as a preventive practice. In the case of serious diseases, the practice of starvation can be not only ineffective, but even dangerous to health. The most pronounced contraindications for starvation are problems with the heart, kidneys, various infectious diseases, oncology, diabetes, general exhaustion of the body, and so on. It is also necessary to pay attention to such type of fasting as dry fasting. Often described as being more effective, it is much faster and harder to argue with. However, it is worth noting that dry fasting can lead to unpredictable consequences. Dry fasting is especially dangerous in hot weather or when there is increased physical activity. Therefore, it is necessary to start accustoming your body to the practices of starvation with starvation on water.
First, it will contribute to the elimination of toxins, which at the first stages of starvation will be quite a lot, and secondly, it will gently accustom your body to the practice of starvation. It is worth noting that starvation can trigger a powerful purification process. Especially if nutrition and lifestyle leave much to be desired. During abstinence from food from intestines and other organs, large amounts of toxins are released into the bloodstream. For example, if a person at some stage of life took medicines, the products of their decay could be deposited in organs and tissues, and the process of starvation will provoke a mass release of these substances into the bloodstream. The consequences can be unpredictable, ranging from weakness and dizziness to loss of consciousness and so on.
How to avoid this? If you assume that you have a lot of toxins in your body, you should not immediately use starvation to cleanse. First, you should try safer techniques. For example, a way to cleanse the gastrointestinal tract is through Shankha-Prakshalana. It allows you to cleanse the gastrointestinal tract of accumulated toxins, and it will allow you to more easily transfer the process of purification during starvation. The intestine is one of the places in our body where the greatest amount of toxins is contained, so the cleansing of the intestine will allow you to eliminate a large percentage of accumulated toxins and protect yourself from getting them into the bloodstream.
Also, before the practice of starvation can be given attention to liver cleansing, as during the process of purification in starvation, it will take on the entire blow, purifying the blood, which is released toxins. In addition, the practice of starvation can lead to exacerbation of chronic diseases. Starting the process of cleansing the body, starvation can cause exacerbation of already existing problems, and should be ready for it.
Therefore, if there are any chronic diseases, the practice of starvation should be mastered carefully.
Proceeding from the above-stated, it is possible to draw a conclusion that fasting is an excellent practice for clearing of a body and harmonization of consciousness, but it is important to avoid extremes and to accustom the organism to it gradually, without imposing on itself severe asceticism which can be not only painful, but also dangerous to health. Fanaticism and radical methods of recovery, as a rule, lead to the opposite results.
And in order for starvation to perform its functions - purification, recovery and recovery - you should use this tool competently, without going to extremes.