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Default Can Fasting Help?
I've been thinking about going on a water fast for a few days. I'm 24, Dxed with MS since April 4th, and I'm 100 pounds overweight. I'm 5 foot 11, weight is 272lbs. Could fasting for a few days to clean out your system provide a greater start on after the fast?
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