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Rapid Natural Healing through Fasting

Sat, January 04, 2020 7:24 PM

i everyone - I suffered from an recurring Perianal fistula (and/or pilonidal cyst / abscess) which was always located on the edge of my anal opening. I tried all the methods to fix this but nothing worked until I tried fasting. Nothing but water for 2 to 4 days (depending on how big the cyst) would get my body eating away at the cyst and usually by the 5th day it was almost gone. It is such a simple process but after 3 days of fasting the body goes into kitosis and starts to feed on itself, eating away at fatty reserves and also misc things like cysts and sicknesses within the body.

I can guarantee this will rid your body of cysts which I suffered for many years. The cysts occasionally reoccur in my anus and as soon as I feel the first signs of a lump down there, I commence fasting with nothing but water and the cyst goes away very quickly.

Another prevention method that helps me is when I get sweaty in the anal area (particularly at a long day at work) I will periodically dry the anal area so it does not remain sweaty. I have found that if I leave my anal area moist it creates an environment which cysts will grow rapidly.

Please try it for yourself and save the embaressement of seeing doctors with obtrusive procedures as draining and drains etc.

ilove2give
Joined Jan 4, 2020

Thu, October 26, 2023 12:35 AM

Reply posted for ilove2give.

While fasting may have provided relief for your recurring perianal fistula and cysts, it's essential to approach health concerns under the guidance of a medical professional. Fasting can be a potentially risky strategy, and individual results may vary. Consulting with a healthcare expert is crucial to ensure your approach is safe and effective. By the way, Is One Piece Odyssey good? If you're into submarine torpedo games like Uboat Attack, you might find it worth checking out for some thrilling naval combat experiences.

cobybrian
Joined Oct 25, 2023

Mon, July 03, 2023 3:05 AM

Reply posted for ilove2give.

Fasting, as you described, is a practice that has been used for various reasons and may have potential benefits for certain individuals. However, it's important to consult with a healthcare professional or a specialist experienced in treating your specific shell shockers condition. They can provide a proper diagnosis, guidance, and recommend appropriate treatment options based on your individual circumstances.

While personal experiences can be valuable, it's important to approach them with caution and remember that what works for one person may not work for another. It's always advisable to seek professional medical advice before attempting any new treatment or making significant changes to your health routine.

andreen
Joined Jul 3, 2023

Thu, June 15, 2023 4:20 AM

Reply posted for ilove2give.

Fasting has been found to trigger a process called autophagy, where the body breaks down and recycles damaged cells and proteins minesweeper online. This cellular recycling may have potential health benefits.

linnellaa
Joined Jun 7, 2023

Sun, January 12, 2020 5:37 PM

Reply posted for keithjohnson305.

As mentioned in my original post, I am not taking anything as fasting fixes the problem each time any sign of a cyst comes. Try it.

ilove2give
Joined Jan 4, 2020

Wed, January 08, 2020 1:09 PM

Reply posted for keithjohnson305.

Awesome forum thank you for the inf.

keithjohnson305
Joined Jan 7, 2020

Tue, January 07, 2020 5:49 PM

Reply posted for ilove2give.

Thank you for sharing that with us. i also have the same problem as you. what are you taking

keithjohnson305
Joined Jan 7, 2020

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