THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS TO THE SYSTEM DURING FASTING:*
During fasting, the body feeds on its reserves.The building of new and healthy cells is speeded up by amino acids released from the breakdown of diseased cells. The capacity of the organs in charge of elimination, that is, the gut, lungs, liver, kidneys, and the skin, is greatly increased as they are relieved of the usual burden of digesting food, and eliminating the resulting wastes. They are, therefore, able to quickly expel old accumulated waste and toxins.
Fasting affords a physiological rest to the digestive, assimilative, excretory, and protective organs. It also exerts a normalizing, stabilizing, and rejuvinating effect on all vital physiological, nervous, and mental functions.