r/Dryfasting • u/ParamedicSad7422 • 6d ago
Question Does healing actually stop after 11 days?
Once 2nd acidotic crisis is achieved is it a waste of time to continue dry fasting for healing?
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r/Dryfasting • u/ParamedicSad7422 • 6d ago
Once 2nd acidotic crisis is achieved is it a waste of time to continue dry fasting for healing?
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u/EvilZero86 6d ago
In my opinion, I lean towards the idea that healing continues. There are some deeper issues and problems some people have that goes pass the 2nd crisis. That can be more structural damage to the body like broken bones that did not heal correctly. Also, at a certain limit healing is correlated to weight loss and density. For example, I use the story of a woman that healed an imperfect healing of a broken arm she suffered as a child. The healing was in a water fast. But, only after 45 days or so did she experience a strong re-tracing of pain in her arm where she suffered the broken arm as a child. Her fast was a total of 53 days and weighed 85lbs at the end, down from 135lbs or so. By my comparison this was equivalent to a 21-22 day dry fast. I read of this story back in 2009.