Try not to eat between breakfast and the following day's breakfast. You'll be shocked at how difficult this is. Our ancestors went for days without eating; there were not refrigerators, or even agriculture, for most of humanity's existence, so we either had fresh food and ate, or we starved.
Because of this eating/starving cycle, a symbiosis formed, between us and the bacteria that live in us. Think of these bacteria as an extremely blue collar workforce; it's hard work, but you get the job done and then you die. When times are good the populations grow up, but they always stay in balance.
Fast forward to today, and most of us have abundant food available anytime of the day, and for many of us, this food contains such cheaply available calories (glucose, fructose, etc.) that we have created a welfare state for bacteria. Just like with a human welfare state, it's no longer the bacteria that serve the most important purpose that thrive, it's the bacteria that reproduce at the fastest rate, given the available energy medium. As a result, our immune systems are partially tasked with destroying bacteria that have no business existing in our bodies in such high numbers. This wreaks havoc on our health more than any other thing we do.
There are various schools of thought when it comes to fasting, but, as a general principle, fasting, to some degree, on a regular basis, creates a biome inside of you that more closely represents how we naturally existed before the advent of french fries and corn bread.
None of this is medical advice and I am not a medical professional.
Interesting (RE: spike proteins)... TBH, I've never done anything longer than I think something like 36 hours. I've been wanting to do a longer one, although I'm not a subscriber of the idea that we should be doing week long ones or longer, but I think a 72 hour fast would be great for me.
Nice, I'm gonna try it. The last time I did more than 12 hours was last summer.
I don't have proof on hand for this, but jsyk the spike protein isn't a protein as they've led us to believe. It's a tiny nematode called a C. Elegans, sometimes referred to in literature as a "protein" because it has such cellular simplicity. This worm in a roundabout way reaches your brain and causes strokes, which causes potentiometer "spikes".
I tell you this because these strokes and that worm (wrapped inside a lipid nanoparticle to pierce the blood brain barrier) are going to be the most important distinction between you and the jabbed, so you ought to know what to recognize.
What in the :/
What made you think this was the case?
Wait, are you saying this nematode will be in the unvaccinated, but not in the vaccinated? Could you explain that last paragraph, etc. a bit more?
No the nematode worm will be only in the injected. Actually it will be long dead but it is a genetically altered hermaphrodite so it will mate with itself and give 30 child worms, then immediately commit suicide due to its cell-death encoding.