Are you serious? Do you seriously believe that in an organism as complex as us, all the infinite ways it can fail boil down to a single catchphrase?
Do you even know what the scientific method is?
To your point, life (and by extension, us humans) is simpler than you think, and far simpler than "modern medicine" wants you to think it is. I am confident that in your lifetime, though, you will one day look back and say; "Oh yeah that dude from HN mentioned this a few years ago". And I do not base this solely on my own experiences. I have been around fasting as a healing mechanism for much of my adult life and have seen many many lives transformed and saved as a result.
Don't take my word for it. Let this be a spark that takes you on your own journey to discover how insane it is that fasting is being kept hidden from the general public.
So, you must have some empirical evidence to share? Otherwise this is just hearsay.
> Don't take my word for it. Let this be a spark that takes you on your own journey to discover how insane it is that fasting is being kept hidden from the general public.
Come on. Fasting hasn't been hidden from anybody, that's conspiracy theory nonsense. It's a part of major world religions for goodness sake.
I do believe that fasting has potentially powerful health benefits, I have myself done multi day fasts, but I think you might need to tone down the rhetoric or provide some compelling evidence to back-up what, on the surface, appear to be very wild claims.
I'd love to believe you, but you're providing absolutely zero reason to, and throwing conspiracy on top of it makes it even harder.
Edit: Up to 4 litres a day, approaching 1 gallon.
Oh, and needing to drink any large amount of water is bad for you and a sign of your body not getting the right food.
I go weeks without drinking water. But that's no surprise, my diet is 100% fruits and vegetables for the last 8 years.
When your diet is nourishing there is no need for water.
An alternative to water/dry fasting is organic grape fast, where you drink grape juice and/or eat grapes for 2-3 months.
When in fact it's one unjustified statement that pretends to support another unjustified statement, with no direct connection between them. Example: Cancer (what type?) has a cure (What's the evidence for this?), BUT, and here's the misleading justification, BigPharma doesn't want you to know about it (What's the evidence for this?).
I can't even imagine how many people would have to be paid or killed to keep such a cure secret.