… unless we have plenty of experience and KNOW how much we can improve our health in just a few days.

Every extended fast is different ā€¦ depending on what has happened between fasts.

In my case, I’ve been traveling and adjusting to staying for extended periods in a new country.Ā āœˆļø

My routine has been disrupted in many ways for the better … but not necessarily where my diet is concerned.Ā šŸ½ļø

So, I was overdue for an extended fast to clear the internal clutter.

Have you built up some internal clutter? It shows up as symptoms like a rounder belly, joint pain, skin issues, brain fog …

… add your own experience to the list!Ā šŸ“‹

Honestly, the fast wasn’t too difficult. It’s more of a mind mastery exercise. Our world revolves around meal planning …

… or not planning which is what actually creates a problem.

I always measure my blood glucose and ketones with a KetoMojo during the fast. Typically, several times/day.

It’s the best way to monitor your metabolic flexibility. If you’re not producing ketones, your body isn’t functioning properly.

Trust me. It gets more responsive with every fast.

The fast was done!

It’s SOOOO important to measure. Sometimes it’s just an electrolyte deficiency. If my blood sugar was within normal limits, I would have supplemented with electrolytes and extended the fast for a few more hours.

Every time I fast (and I’ve been fasting for decades), I realize that the benefits far outweigh the discomfort.

When I’m in need of a deeper cleaning, I fast for 3 days every month.Ā šŸ“…

I remind myself … it’s not that hard. And, if you eat out regularly like I do, you can use the money you save to buy a KetoMojo if you don’t already have one.

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