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Yes, R.B., you are right. My interest in the original post was peaked by the sugar/cancer connection and "starving" our bodies, as it were of the sugar. After reading Becky's post however, I came to realize that yes, she is correct in her response and that the types of sugar we put into our bodies and at what time is most important.
I still think on what I posted earlier. I think what my oncologis was trying to say to me was "eat to live." NOT "live to eat" as most of us used to do or continue to do. Our bodies truly are complex machines and they do not require all the "crap" that is out there (don't you love my medical lingo - hehe) ~ a simple, back to nature diet, sunshine and exercise is what's best for all of us.
The fasting thing has always been something that is intriguing to me BUT I surely couldn't do it for any length of time, nor would I want to try. Honestly, I don't think I could function. I have thought of a 24 hour fast though just for cleansing effect but haven't done that either.
Oh well - just chiming in.
Mary Jo
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