Book Title: Science Of Life
Author(s): U S Dugar
Publisher: U S Dugar

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________________ An average person contains 5 to 25 pounds of waste build-up in the colon? Withholding raw materials and by stopping the inflow of decomposition-poisons from the Alvin canal, the consumption of a burdensome nutritive excess, the removal of circulating and deposited toxins, the normalization of blood chemistry, cellular and tissue rejuvenation, the absorption of deposits, exudates, effusions and growths, permit the repair and recuperation of the organs of the body and improve the body's powers of digestion and assimilation. The removal of a burdensome redundancy always results in increased vigour and improved function. Fasting speedily ends the intake of decomposition-toxins and thus gives the organism an opportunity to catch up with its work of excretion. Instead of digesting food, their digestive secretions and enzymes can serve to digest, neutralize and eliminate toxic wastes from the body via the GI tract. Not only are the toxins that circulate in the lymph removed, but the toxins deposited in the tissues are removed and excreted. Fasting is a house-cleaning measure which deserves to be better known and more widely used. Fasting does not remove the toxins. This is done by the excretory functions of the body. Fasting only affords them the opportunity to perfect their work. Fasting restore the neutrality and body becomes healthier. In the fasting state, the body will scour for dead cells, damaged tissues, fatty deposits and tumours, abscesses, all of which are burned for fuel or expelled as waste. The elimination of these obstructions restores the immune system functionality and metabolic process 71

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