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Water fast for autoimmune/how much should I go

As a short description,I had a mold in my appartment last year,first month i was good but after that I got sick and since then i got eyesight weak brain fog fatigue weird feeling of being present but not really feeling it.like a derealization.can waterfast help me deal with this issues?i m thinking it might not be that different from auroimmune dissorders.i also got asthma from moldand recently got tested for mold allergy too wich came positive.I tried lots of things seen different doctors,some say I'm stressed some they just pass me to other doctor.did thyroid blood tests,parasyte tests adrenal tests.except some liver tests like GOT and GPT.wich I corrected.i actually did a water fast in february but i feel i should have been for longer.i did 6 days total.

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5 days, take a break for 5 days, eat good, crush lots of water and walk for miles. Repeat as necessary but understand that you should only feel weak/really tired on the 1-3rd day otherwise you need vitamins or drink more water. Good luck friend!

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It’s not about how much “should” you go… it more about how much “can” you go.

(When I say ‘can’ I mean a combination of mentally, physically and biologically)

It would be wise to start with a 3-5 day fast, then after a few months recovery, try a 5-10 fast… continuing until you get to 15, 20 or even hardcore 30 days. (Depending on how much body fat you carry)

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This is just concern for op. Leads into fasting.

Autoimmune like Ms? What kind of autoimmune disorder? /Besides mold allergy.

How severe is the allergy right now?

Have you moved or resolved mold problems? What kind of mold?

If you feel healthy enough to fast and your doctor is on board then it’s a go. Otherwise just be very careful and listen to your body. That does seem difficult after you described your present symptoms.

It’s helped you before and could definitely help again. Again, make sure you’re safe.

Keep up the balance hydration and electrolytes. Keep us updated OP.