rheumatoid arthritis

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Permalink Reply by ॐ omshanti ॐ on June 11, 2009 at 7:13am

Maybe the juicefeasting.com website - there's a lot of information there. Although I didn't do the juicefeast as such, I still read a lot of the info there.

I think because your wife has a fairly severe health condition be prepared that she may not feel very well for periods of time during the fast and that is normal. I felt very tired even though most people under my doctor's care felt OK, but I feel so much lighter and he believes that I rid myself of toxic heavy metals. I think I did too. At about 33 days my body began letting go of really weird looking black stuff when I did my enemas, and as soon as that happened I felt better and had more energy. This happened again at about day 47, just before I finished.

The most profound part of the fast for me was the spiritual aspect, I don't know if that's something that's a part of your life or not. I wasn't really expecting it, I did it purely for health reasons but I loved that I found resolve in some parts of my life and felt a clearer spiritual connection. The fast was not always easy but it was rewarding. It may help your wife to have someone to talk to when things get difficult so that she knows it's OK, that helped me a lot, I had a support network that made it much easier for me, and they were cheering me on regardless of how I felt.

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Permalink Reply by Hannah Bloemgarten on June 10, 2009 at 5:22pm

check out alkaline foods and make sure she doesn't over eat!
Also get her digestives acids checked out people with arthritis mostly always have low hydrochloric acid production.
warm climit n gentle exercise.

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