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LOOKING AT THIS PICTURE MAKES ME NEVER WANT TO EAT, BUT PEOPLE TRY TO MAKE YOU
EAT, HERE ARE SOME EXCUSES.

1. Feeling Sick - It doesn't really matter who you use this on, it will work if it's done correctly.
A few hours before you know you're going to have to eat, start complaining that you have a
stomach-ache. If you want it to be really believable, go into the bathroom a little before
you're supposed to eat a make a few gagging sounds. Clutch your stomach a lot when you're
around people. Convince yourself you're really sick and others will begin to think it's true.
When it comes time to eat, say, "I'm sorry, I really don't think I can handle eating anything
right now, my stomach's too torn up. Do you have any ginger ale?"

2. Allergy - If you're with people you don't know that well, when they serve you food, tell
them you're allergic to something in it (nuts, soy, chocolate, some kind of fruit, milk, etc.).
Make it something believable, something many people can be allergic to. After you tell them
about your allergy, tell them a story about an experience when you had to go to the doctor
or hospital for hives/swelling/severe stomach pains because you ate whatever it is that
you're "allergic" to. Adding the story will make it more authentic, as long as the story is
realistic enough for them to believe.

3. Ate Already - This one is probably the most classic, but there are ways to make it more
believable. For example, if you know you're going to a friend's house who is going to make
you eat, before you go stop off at CVS or a grocery store or something like. Buy a coupe
food items. Keep the receipt in your pocket or purse and throw the food you bought away.
Accidentally let the receipt slip out at your friends house or show it to her if she excuses
you of not eating. That way, you have proof. Or, you can chew on food, then spit it out. That
way your breath will smell like you ate.
Short History Of Fasting:

Fasting is the voluntary abstinence from solid food over any period of time out of the ordinary. The
practice of fasting has its origins in religion dating to the beginning of recorded history. The
purpose of the religious fast is purification of the soul and preparation to receive atonement of
sins. Fasting is practiced to this day amongst Roman Catholics, Orthodox Catholics, Jews and
several Protestant sects, notably Episcopalians and Lutherans, as well as Muslims, Tibetan
Buddhists and American Indians. Fasting even has a political history, highlighted by the use of the
fast unto death's door by Mohandas Gandhi to pressure and/or inspire his followers to observe his
principles of nonviolence during India's struggle for freedom from their English overlords.



Short-Term Fasting
In general, fasts should be conducted for no longer than 28 days, with most fasts 21 days or less.
Long fasts (for more than 42 days), are both unnecessary, and potentially dangerous. A prolonged
fast, for more than 2-3 months, is called Starvation! Although most of the 'miraculous' benefits of
fasting do result from 3-5 days or more but 7-14 days, that's "healing". Although days 1-7 are quite
benefitial to be sure, days 7-14 are truly tremendous, with the benefits from days 14-21 becoming
extreme. Days 21-28 are nothing than a complete regeneration of the body. Literally erasing years
of aging. (Where the true "Miracles of fasting" take place).
LONg-Term Fasting
Medium fasts (Between 28-42 days), although certainly possible, and frequently performed by
dedicated fasters. The benefits of a 35 day fast are absolutely astonishing!
Fasting and Weight Loss
Expect (in general) to lose 1 pound each day of fasting!
Fasting and Starvation
Contrary to what many people believe, fasting is not starvation. During the fast, the body is
breaking down the non-essential tissue (Fat) for energy. While conserving essential tissue.
Starvation, is the point where the body has used up all of its non-essential tissues (Reserves) ,and
begins to break down its own essential tissues. This point (The point of starvation), even for the
average individual (Of normal weight), takes quite some time to reach (Some 42 days or more).
Fasting and Calorie Restriction
Calorie restricted (10-30%) diets are extremely healthy. Unlike severly restricted diets, the bodies
energy (Food) needs are restricted just enough to result in sharply elevated levels of growth
hormone, while eliminating the need to break down essential tissues.
Recommended Fasting Schedule
Definitely include short-term fasting (1-28 days) into your schedule. Your body will begin to literally
"grow younger" before your eyes, especially, after day 10.
Discipline and Determination
Suppressing hunger (During days 1-5), one of life's greatest drives, is not easy for most! Eliminating
food (During the fasting period), one of life's greatest pleasures, is not easy for most! However,
those that have the discipline, and determination, wil have tremendous to extreme healthy benefits
awaiting them!
No Pain No Gain
With the exceptions of days 1-5, particulary day 3, fasting is not nearly as difficult as one might
imagine (In fact, after day 10, quite pleasurable). Remember too, exercise (Discussed next), also
associated with some degree of self sacrifice to promote health, pales in comparison to fasting in
terms of health benefits. In fact, one could perform 1-3 annual (14-28) fasts, or calorie restrict
(10-30%), never exercise again, and achieve a state of health that no form or amount of exercise
could ever accomplish.
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Good Purging Foods

Water (always try to drink water when you're binging, makes purging easier all around)
Ice cream
Frozen yogurt
Soup (especially cream-based without too many pieces or spices)
Juices, smoothies, shakes
Almost any bread-type product if it's taken with plenty of fluids
Bananas, other soft fruits
Yogurt
Well-cooked soft vegetables, especially green beans
Oatmeal if it's made with a little extra liquid
Macaroni and cheese
Noodles

Bad Purging Foods

Anything spicy (hurts like hell, especially up the nose)
Apples (they get stringy and fibrous and brown)
Chocolate (mostly because it tastes so bad coming back up)
Meat, especially beef or tough large pieces (you can choke on these)
Anything swallowed in chunks (always chew well)
Almost any bread-type product taken without fluids (becomes a solid starchy mass)
Potato, rice, cooked grains (see bread-type products)
Anything with small sharp pieces, like popcorn or chips (can cut or get stuck)
Nuts
Raw crunchy vegetables
People say dairy because it tastes sour coming back up
Oranges and grapefruit are horrible coming back up. Not only because of the acidity, but
also, they can easily get stuck due to the rubbery skin in which the pulp is incased.
If you do eat oranges or grapefruit, always try to eliminate as much of the skin as possible!
Salad with dressing is horrible to purge
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Under 9 Calories
Arizona Diet Green Tea
Coffee
Creme Savers Sugar Free Hard Candies, 1
Crystal Light
Cucumber, 6 slices
Diet Soda
Ice Breakers Sugar Free Sours
Sugar Free gum
Tea

10-14 Calories
Asparagus (cooked, fresh), 4 spears
Brach's Sugar Free Star Brites Peppermint Starlight Mints, 1
Broccoli (raw), 1/2 cup
Jolly Rancher Freeze, 1
Pickles, 2
Sugar Free Ice Pops (depending on brand and flavor), 1
Sugar Free Jello Snack, 1

15-19 Calories
Egg white, 1
Sugar Free Ice Pops (depending on brand and flavor), 1

20-24 Calories
Altoids Sours, 5
Blueberries (fresh), 15
Broccoli (cooked, fresh), 1/2 cup
Fortune cookie, 1
Sugar Free Ice Pops (depending on brand and flavor), 1

25-29 Calories
Ryvita Rye Crispbread, 1 slice
Sugar Free Ice Pops (depending on brand and flavor), 1
Tomato, 1

30-34 Calories
Life Svers Sugar Free Hard Candies (5 flavor), 4
Nectarine, 1/2
Orange, 1/2

35-39 Calories
Carrot sticks, 1 small individual pack
Cucumber, peeled, 1
Grapes, 10
Honey Comb cereal, 1/3 cup
Lays Light Potato Chips, 10
Peach, 1
Puffed Kashi, 1/2 cup
Rice Cake (some brands), 1
Robinson's Frozen Sugar Free Jelly (Jello), the whole pack
Tangerine (raw), 1
V-8 Juice, 1 small can
Wendy's Side Salad (no dressing), 1 salad

40-44 Calories
Apple (raw, medium sized), 1/2
Clam Chowder (canned), ½ cup
Cranberries (Whole), 1 cup
Dried apricot halves, 5
Fat free muffins, 1
Fit and Lite Yogurt, single serving
Flavor Blasted Goldfish crackers, 20
Grapefruit, ½
Jaffa cake, 1
Lean/Fat Free Turkey slices, 2
Low Calorie Hot Chocolate, 1 cup
Miss Meringue Sugar Free Fat Free Mini Cookies, 14
Mozzarella cheese, ½ oz
No Sugar Added Fudgesicle, 1
Ocean Spray Light Juice, 1 cup
Peach, 1
Plum, 1
Orrowheat Light bread, 1 slice
Strawberries (raw), 1 cup

45-49 Calories
Apple sauce, ¼ cup
Broccoli (cooked), ½ cup
Cantaloupe, ½
Jet Puffed Marshmallows, 2
Life Savers Sugar Free Hard Candies (butter toffee), 5
Low Carb Fat Free Tortilla, small, 1
Mushrooms (cooked), 1 c.
No Surgar Added Breyer’s Vanilla Ice Cream, ¼ cup
Pear (Bartlett), 1/2
Rice cake (some brands), 1
Sara Lee Multi Grain bread, 1 slice
Sauerkraut (canned), 1 cup
Smart Dogs veggie hot dog, 1
Sugar Babies, 15-16
Swirl Stix, 1
Watermelon (raw, diced), 1cup

50-54 Calories
Air Pop Popcorn, 2 1/2 cup
ALL natural popsicles (down side is they are expensive), many
Apricots (raw),3
Cherries (raw), 10
Cocoa Pebbles, ¼ cup
Corn Flakes, ½ cup
Eggo Waffle (in most flavors), 1/2
Everlasting Gobstoppers, 9
Fat free cottage cheese (some brands), 1/2 cup
Fat free pretzels, 14
Fat Free or Sugar Free Hot Chocolate, 1 packet
Fat free yogurts (some), ½ serving
Hershey kisses, 2
Hummus, 2 tablespoons
Juicy Juice (some flavors), 3 oz
Kettle Cooked Smart Popcorn, 1/2 bag
Kiwi fruit (peeled), 1
Low Fat Wheat bread, ½ slice
Malibu Rum, 1 oz
Pomegranate, 1/2
Poptart (no frosting), ¼ to ½, depending on flavor
Power Bar (some brands), ½ a bar
Puffed Wheat Cereal, 1 c.
Rice cake (some brands), 1
Soy Milk, 1/2 c.
Tiger Power Cereal, 1/2 serving
Twizzlers Sugar Free Strawberry Twists, 3
Wheatgerm Wholemeal toast, 1 slice
Yves Veggie Dog, 1

55-59 Calories
Albertson’s French bread, 1” slice
Keebler Low Fat Cinnamon Crisp Graham Crackers, 4
Multigrain Cheerios, 1/2 cup
Murray Surgar Free Ginger Snaps, 3
Odwalla Granola Bar, 1/2
Pria Bar, 1/2
Special K cereal, 1/2 cup
Total Cereal, 2/3 cup

60-64 Calories
Dairy Queen Lowfat Fudge Bar, 1
Dannon Light and Fit Carb Control Yogurt
English muffin, 1/2
Giant Brand Soup and Osyter Crackers, 35
King of Pita Baklava, 1 piece
Krispy Saltines (unsalted), 5
No Sugar Added Jello Pudding, 1
Raspberries (raw), 1 cup
Special K Waffle, 1
Yogurt Tubes, 1

65-69 Calories
California Golden Rasins, 1/8 cup
Russell Stover Low Carb Dark Chocolate, 1 piece
Tequila (80 proof), 1 oz.Fruits
Apple - 1 fruit - 65 cal
Apricots - 3 medium - 50 cal
Blackberries - 1 cup - 75 cal
Blueberries - 1 cup - 80 cal
Cantaloupe - 1/2 cup - 25 cal
Cherries - 10 cherries - 50 cal
Grapes - 10 grapes - 40 cal
Grapefruit - 1/2 fruit - 45 cal
Honeydew melon - 1/2 cup - 45 cal
Kiwifruit - 1 fruit- 45 cal
Nectarine - 1 fruit - 65 cal
Peach - 1 fruit - 35 cal
Pineapple - 1 cup - 75 cal
Plum - 1 small - 15 cal
Plum - 1 medium - 35 cal
Raspberries - 1 cup - 60 cal
Strawberries - 1 cup - 45 cal
Tangerine - 1 fruit - 35 cal
Vegtables
Aparagus, canned - 4 spears - 10 cal
Bean sprouts - 1 cup - 30 cal
Broccoli - 1 spear raw - 40 cal
Broccoli - 1 cup cooked - 45 cal
Brussel sprouts - 1 cup cooked - 60 cal
Cabbage, Chinese - 1 cup cooked - 20 cal
Cabbage, red - 1 cup cooked - 20 cal
Cabbage - 1 cup cooked - 15 cal
Cauliflower - 1 cup raw - 25 cal
Cauliflower - 1 cup cooked - 30 cal
Celery - 1 cup raw - 20 cal
Cucumber - 1 cup, peeled, sliced - 16 cal
Collards - 1 cup cooked - 25 cal
Eggplant - 1 cup cooked - 25 cal
Kale - 1 cup cooked - 40 cal
Lettuce - 1 cup raw - 5 cal
Mushrooms - 1 cup raw - 20 cal
Mustard Greens - 1 cup cooked - 20 cal
Onion - 1 cup cooked - 60 cal
Onion - 1 cup raw - 40 cal
Peppers, red - 1 cup raw - 20 cal
Peppers, green - 1 cup raw - 20 cal
Radishes - 4 radishes - 5 cal
Spinach - 1 cup raw - 10 cal
Spinach - 1 cup cooked - 40 cal
Tomoatoe - 1 medium - 25 cal
Drinks
Water - 0 cal
Green Tea - 0 cal
Diet Soda (any) - 0 cal
Crystal Light - 1 cup - 5 cal
Seafood / Meat / Eggs
Chicken, breast - 3 oz - 140 cal
Chicken, drumstick - 3 oz - 160 cal
Clam - 3 oz - 65 cal
Cod - 3 oz - 60 cal
Egg, white - 15 cal
Flounder - 3 oz - 80 cal
Haddock - 3 oz - 75 cal
Halibut - 3 oz - 85 cal
Shrimp - 3 oz - 100 cal
Tuna, canned white albacore - 3 oz - 100 cal
Turkey, breast - 3 oz - 135 calHere are some easy-to-remember hints for portion control size
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