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27128	Dewey, Edward Hooker	The No Breakfast Plan and the Fasting-Cure			.txt	text/plain	55404	2465	73	The error of enforced food in cases of severe injuries and diseases to food patients had been sick for many days, and even weeks, with not sick as a mere witness of Nature's power in disease rather than as an clearness, the brain has no need of food when disease has abolished the A fast was ordered, and on the third day a mass of undigested food was After a week of fasting there came a natural desire for food, and thence ten hours each day; and yet these men are not eating more food daily he had said he would make his fast last forty days this time. cases of acute sickness or in the voluntary fasts in chronic disease, have been eating more food every day in proportion to general muscle The physiology of fasting in time of sickness is so entirely new to the	./cache/27128.txt	./txt/27128.txt