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Fasting - The Master Remedy
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Fasting - The Master Remedy

Fasting refers to complete abstinence from food for a short or long period for a specific purpose. The word is derived from the old English, ‘feastan’ which means to fast, observe, be strict. Fasting is nature’s oldest, most effective and yet least expensive method of treating disease. It is recognised as the cornerstone of natural healing.
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    Fasting - The Master Remedy

    Fasting refers to complete abstinence from food for a short or long period for a specific purpose. The word is derived from the old English, ‘feastan’ which means to fast, observe, be strict. Fasting is nature’s oldest, most effective and yet least expensive method of treating disease. It is recognised as the cornerstone of natural healing.


    Fasting plays i a pivotal role in all traditional therapies especially in Ayurveda. Additionally , fasting is the mainstay of many religious rituals
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    Fasting - The Master Remedy

    Fasting refers to complete abstinence from food for a short or long period for a specific purpose. The word is derived from the old English, ‘feastan’ which means to fast, observe, be strict. Fasting is nature’s oldest, most effective and yet least expensive method of treating disease. It is recognised as the cornerstone of natural healing.


    Fasting plays i a pivotal role in all traditional therapies especially in Ayurveda. Additionally , fasting is the mainstay of many religious rituals


    Fasting can be described in the ways as listed below.
    (i) Nature’s only universal and omnipotent remedy of healing.
    (ii) Nature’s only fundamental law of all healing and curing.
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    I think that it is better neither to indulge in over eating nor fasting. Eating proper and just adequate food suffices for good health. Fasting is either a religious ritual or a compulsion resulting from overeating. The Sikh religion does not permit fasting.

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    I have heard that most of the common diseases caused by unhealthy food. So fasting sometime can be good idea.
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    I have heard that most of the common diseases caused by unhealthy food. So fasting sometime can be good idea.


    There is a saying in Sanskrit. "Lankanam Parama Aushadham." Means, Fasting is the best medicine."
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    In my case I do fasting when I have an upset stomach or an acidity problem and I feel better when I skip a meal. :)
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    But totally empty stomach may not be good. Some times it is good as our body gets rest.
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    Easter time - It is the fasting time for Christian.
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    The practice of fasting is one of the most ancient customs. It is followed in almost every religion.

    @ Mary, Have you started Fasting?
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    Islam community keep fasting for whole day during one month in Ramjaan,
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