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5. Drugs And Other Poisons

Very important! It must be remembered that drugs and other poisons are a greater threat after the body has been cleansed by a fast, because the “calluses” are gone. The tolerance level has been lowered—the body no longer tolerates toxins and will react strongly for their elimination.

When the individual was tolerating toxins, he (or she) was developing disease and gradually killing himself. A lower tolerance level is a tremendous step forward, but it leaves one more vulnerable. So it is important to stay out of hospitals and stay away from drugs and all other toxic materials. Avoid smokers, carbon monoxide fumes, and polluted air to the greatest extent possible.

It is, of course, not necessary or advisable to use food supplements after the fast, nor at any time. After the fast, it is even more important not to burden the cleansed body with such questionable substances. The body is apt to react violently to their use and, even if it does not, the organism is subjected to the necessity for breaking down these substances, attempting to utilize whatever nutrients are present, and eliminating the excesses and waste products. The resultant stress and expenditure of energy is often more than can possibly be obtained from the pills.

It is true that, following a fast, there is an urgent, an imperative, need for proteins, minerals, and vitamins—not from pills or powders, but from whole natural fruits and vegetables and from raw, unsalted nuts and seeds. These contain all of the nutrients, in the best and most available form.

After the fast, one should learn to live in such a manner that the low tolerance level will be retained. Toleration of toxins interferes with the normal functioning of the body, inevitably leading to the first stage of toxemia (enervation, lack of sufficient nerve energy) which is followed later by disease and death of tissues.

Home > Lesson 48 – How To Break A Fast; After The Fast

  • 1. The Great Day
  • 2. Easing Into A Varied Diet
  • 3. Symptoms After The Fast
  • 4. Transition To Rational Living
  • 5. Drugs And Other Poisons
  • 6. Take It Easy!
  • 7. Fasting Does Not Make The Body Disease-Proof
  • 8. Compounding The Benefits Of The Fast
  • 9. New Habits Must Be Formed
  • 10. Questions & Answers
  • Article #1: Breaking the Fast By Dr. Herbert M. Shelton
  • Article #2: Fasting Not a Cure By Dr. Herbert M. Shelton
  • Article #3: Breaking a Fast By Dr. Herbert M. Shelton
  • Article #4: When to Break the Fast
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