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Jim: I found that I was fairly
susceptible to flues, and that every
year I'd get a flu. Now, I've only
been off the fast about three months
now so, it's hard for me to know the
real effects in my body.
But what I'm
noticing in our society is that there
are more and more adaptations of
diseases. You have some very powerful
flues and other diseases that are
coming into sight, I read about them
all the time, and I think part of
that is the fact that there's more
people in the world and the fact
that they're a lot more mobile.
So
I think that, my personal belief
is that being healthy and having
the right amount of calories in you,
and not excessive, and certainly
not sugar, which is a base, uh uh
or, a product that helps cancer quite
a bit is gonna be really important.
You know, to me it is and I think
to anybody that wants to live a long
life and have good quality of life.
Question: When you were going through
the fast time, um, what was the most
difficult part for you?
Jim: The most difficult part for
me was that lunches were part of
my um, my social business atmosphere.
So I'd go to lunch with people and
talk about business, talk about life,
and I really missed that social aspect.
So what I would do in a handful
of cases I went out, and I would
just have tea when I was on the fast
so that's how I dealt with that.
But I did miss, I did miss that experience
of being with people and talking
with them, you know it's a great
part of life.
Question: And, but did you
miss it so much that you just said “Oh,
forget it, I'm just gonna do it" or,
or, were you, were you feeling the
benefits where it kept you strong
on "I'm feeling so good I'm
just going to stick with this?"
Jim: You know the
thing about a fast, well see there's
this. The thing about dieting is
this: That we all eat as part of
survival and as part of pleasure
and social, and so when I decided
that I needed to lower my weight,
previous I would eat better for a
short while but I wouldn't see much
gain, much benefit I should say where
I lost weight and had gotten healthier.
So, the beauty of doing a fast is
that you get results so quickly that
you know you're tracking, you know
you're making progress and you're
rewarded by those things, so you
don't reach for food as a reward.
And that's what I discovered, I lost
weight and size so quickly, that
I could see benefits and there was
uh, there was a reward where I didn't
need to quit and go get food for
a reward.
I had a reward and that
was that I was working towards a
goal, and and uh, uh, it was a blend
of benefits that was just great.
You know it was, my pants were fitting
better as well as I was healthier
and I could sense that healthiness
in me.
Question: And, um, what has helped
you keep the weight off after losing
that much weight and so quickly?
Jim: Oh, well, I've chosen to, to
eat healthier, you know I, I, I won't
say…
Question: Was that a difficult choice?
Jim: No. I want to say that I haven't
been always maintaining as healthy
as I did the first month afterwards.
You know, the truth is uh, that I've
gone to a balance. But it's always
there in my mind, when I go to the
store, everything that I buy, I look
at from health point of view. Um,
about once a week, I'll go to a restaurant
and I'll have whatever I want to.
And for the most part, day in and
day out, I'm comfortable and it's
natural, it seems natural and right
to eat healthy. And I think that's
the important thing about fasting
is that it uh, you know the body
adapts so quickly, you know if you,
if you eat junk food it'll crave
junk food, I found that if you eat
good food it will crave good food.
Over a period of time you will adapt
and it'll become more natural and
your mind will say "okay, this
person wants to be healthy, wants
to eat healthy, that's what they
should be eating" and that was
my experience.
Jim: I do recommend,
I have referred people here, I mean
some of my friends have started here.
Because they were stuck, uh because
they were both women, they were women
that had been very attractive in
there lives but they had, as they
lived they had gained the weight
and they were stuck, they just couldn't
get it off, they couldn't change
their food long enough, and change
their habits long enough and change
their desires long enough to stay
on a program of health and make health
the focus of their eating life.
And
so, both of them have gone on it
and both of them had great results
and both look much better. You know
the interesting thing is that in
both of them not only did their bodies
get smaller but their faces, their
skin cleared up, their skin looked
better.
You know the tone and quality
of their skin changed. Even the um,
there's so many things that you get
from a healthy fast where it clears
up the negative things, the debris
in your system, it also you know
your body energy, your overall body
chi energy is improved, and it shows
in your face and people comment and
that's great, that's great that people
compliment you out of the clear blue.
Question: Okay, um is there anything
else that you would like to talk
about?
Jim: Well we could talk about this,
I'm just trying to think how we would
say it, so it flows. And that is
um, one of the things about life
I've found is that we all get habits
and those habits tend to form um,
they tend to control us after awhile.
You know, we'll say I don't want
to do that anymore, and whatever
that habit is then we are doing it
again, whether it's drinking too
much coffee or to much coke or any
variety of things. And when you fast
what happens is you tell your body "I'm
going to control part of my body." And
when you get control of one part,
at some level in the subconscious
you realize you can control other
parts and make other decisions. Um,
I could say that, you know.
Question: Well, you just did! *Laughs*
Question: It's really that,
um A: a commitment to do it. But
B: its not a difficult program
to go through. You're not having
to, cravings of "oh
my god, I'm starving, I'm dying here." At
least, I didn't have that, for you
what was it?
Jim: Right. Well, I wasn't. But
you know what happens with the product
that you're drinking each day, is
that the product is a pre-digestive
product. So I think that what it
does is it addresses that part of
the mind chemically, uh nutritionally.
That allows the mind to go "oh
no, I'm okay. I'm not starving."
Its
you know, starvation is like pain,
its part of the body’s survival
system, your body is designed to
tell you if you're making a mistake
that's threatening it. But, this
pre-digested, or uh excuse me, its
not pre-digested it's a pre-ferment,
its a fermented, to your uh, fermented
product is so digested that the body
doesn't have to go into digestion.
It continues in its rest and it continues
with the ability to, to extract the
nutrients that it needs to feed a
process, to feed an energy to have
the mental acuity that you need to
do your job and live day in, day
out.
In the two week time period
I had, um probably about half a day,
maybe a day that I felt a little
bit hungry, and it was only about
ten or eleven days into it. Saying "You
know, I kinda feel a little bit hungry." But
it was really pretty faint and even
that went away and I and I attribute
that really to, uh to the product.
I also know that when you do fast
after about five or six days, it
is normal for your hunger pangs to
start to drop off, and that's a standard
part of physiology too.
Question: Have you ever done a cleansing
before, and if not, how is your body
feeling?
Jim: I have done a cleanse program
but it was about uh, a five day cleanse
program. And I felt um more hungry
on that program day in and day out
and I um, and I did notice that I
had high energy as I did in this
program, which was some what of a
surprise because I didn't anticipate
that.
In fact I was concerned. I'm
thinking, you know, no food, no energy
or no food, muscles can't operate
you know as efficiently. When in
fact, if you have some, you know
the reserves that the body has and
the combination with the product
that you're drinking, um worked great.
And of course I had plenty of reserves,
so I had that going for me.
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