Fasting to overcome addiction.
When a baby is born, the homeostatic mechanisms of
the body are in a balance.
Add nicotine, alcohol, caffeine or any drug
and the homeostatic mechanisms become rebalanced
due to the alteration of the addictive substance.
Without that substance, the body becomes
imbalanced and there are cravings, which is the
bodys attempt to rebalance.
Addiction is simply an imbalance in
homeostasis.
Withdrawal occurs when the body is forced
to readjust homeostatic balance in the absence of
the dependant substance.
Fasting can put an end
to alcohol addiction.
Years of poor eating combined with addictions
present a tremendous challenge to the body for
readjustment.
When the user quits the poor eating habits
or addictions, the cravings can last for months.
Fasting speeds homeostatic rebalance
reducing withdrawal time and the intensity of
cravings.
During fasting, the body becomes fully
devoted to cleansing and rebalancing.
I have seen men come off heavy drug usage
and be normal in 40 days of juice fasting.
From cookie addiction to coffee, juice
fasting is the quickest way to get free.
Fasting can put an end
to drug addiction.
When the body is cleansed, there is no
craving.
Fasting causes quiet
reflection that peels away the illusion of
addiction showing its ugly face. Addiction is self-indulgent and
self-centered but fasting hits the opposite chord
in our spirit, stirring us to improve our lives.
Discipline, resolve and determination
increase as the fast continues.
Then, a strange event occurs; you
rediscover who you really are. If you are battling
cookies, coffee or cocaine, the addiction chapter
is designed for your freedom.
Fasting can put an end
to cigarette addiction.
In
the fasting
testimonies, you will
read of people who have overcome serious
addictions through fasting. If
you have fought addiction for years and failed,
these books are for you. |
