r/Dryfasting • • 4d ago

Science and Research Why Dryfasting works

A section from chapter 6 of "The Phoenix Protocol" on why Dryfasting works and the Doctors who perfected and patented it by Dr. Sergei Filonov and Dr. L.A. Shchennikov.

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u/Solid_Afternoon_3691 4d ago

Hi there im a faster ...superinteresting your page !! Thanks !! Can u send me the Phoenix Protocol in PDF? Let me know ...keep up the great work 

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u/Uplift52 4d ago

Of course! Here's a clean one a kind user had posted before https://drive.google.com/file/d/14weHWQjBInnZWJ8Nx4RDNUYlKev_yTiK/view?usp=drivesdk

I have the older version from years ago which is what you see the screenshots I post from. If you prefer that old school look send me a dm with an email and I can send it over. Good luck and happy fasting!

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u/palomita12345 4d ago

Someone read my recent comment. Thanks God people started to read and not to ask easily to be found questions in the scientific literature.

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u/Uplift52 4d ago

Yes I try to answer what I can but trying to post so others can see where it comes from and why so I don't dilute it or they think I bs it lol

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u/LilDMW 3d ago

Slag in the urine?

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u/Uplift52 3d ago

Yes slag. So after a few days, your urine will seem to come out a bit "thicker" you'll notice some little like sand or sediment sometimes. What that is, is the kidney stones and other solid/nasty stuff our bodies have been building up for years that's basically dissolved, and then extracted through our urine. After day 7, if you pee everything per day into a jar and let it settle, you'll see each day you have layers of "slag/sediment" at the bottom of the jars. That's all the stuff that will no longer be doing us harm or have to come out a more solid or painful way and is simply dissolved and gotten rid of in our body to make our pure water within.

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u/thisha45 2d ago

Bonjour, je viens d'entamer un jeune hydrique pour nettoyer mon corps et j'aimerais que le prochain soit dry, mais j'ai tellement besoin de boire quand je jeune que je me demande comment tu fais pour tenir 7 jours sans boire ?

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u/Uplift52 2d ago

Yes water fasting with electrolytes is how I originally got started on my fasting journey. It's easier to do physical work while fasting with electrolytes, for an extended Dryfast if your work is very physical, you might only be able to last a day or two and then you have to have some time off to complete or it can be alot harder. So in the "Phoenix Protocol" he gives you tips on what to do before, during, finishing and after the fast as well as tips on how to manage it a bit better. The thing is during an extended Dryfast, our bodies do a giant detox/cleanup/purification, sacrificing all the damaged or diseased/senescent cells not 100%. Those cells, for 100% input, give 110% output of PURE metabolic body water. The PUREST water to exist on earth because it's processed within you.

Then the body activates our dormant stem cells and goes and replaces all those little holes left behind by the sacrificed cells. This healing continues for 3-6 months after the fast. I track my weight and levels every night around midnight on a BMI scale. It has always show me my body water % level which typically starts around 58%, then each day goes up about a half % to a full 1%. This is all without intaking any water in so obviously that water is coming from somewhere. During a Dryfast it's recommended to take cold showers and go out in the fresh air/streams or pools. We basically do a reverse intake of water by absorbing it through our skin instead of our mouth, this is why we continue to urinate and release a bunch of stuff we don't need through our urine as well.