spookygoddess78 wrote >>
Manatee wrote >>
That sounds like it might be nice for a few days at the most, a nice break for the body, I wouldn't do it for longer than that or it sounds dangerous.
Vegetarianism and detoxification is not dangerous, and neither is drinking juice. I don't know about the coffee enemas - that just sounds weird. I've heard about the movie but haven't seen it yet. Although, I recently read an interesting book called 'Disease Proof your Child - Feeding Kids Right' by Dr. Joel Fuhrman, M.D. He basically recommends the same type of thing, minus the enemas - lots of organic fruits, veggi's, whole grains and MINIMAL amounts of animal fat. It's not that suprsing that a truly healthy diet could prevent or even cure disease. Contrary to popular belief - meat, although tasty, is VERY bad for humans in the quantity that we consume, as are the hundreds of chemical toxins sprayed on non-organic fruits and vegetables.
I respect your opinion but absolutely disagree with you. This coming from a past vegetarian of almost 15 years.
It's not really vegetarianism I have issue with, though, because I think for certain people it can be done well.
But ask Dr. Fuhrman what, for instance, prisoners of war eat after being released. Hint: it's not juice.
Cleansing diets, such as those that consist of just juice, are not for permanent use. I think anyone can see that that would be pretty extreme and, unless someone is living a fairly monastic/sedentary lifestyle, dangerous.
I've enjoyed the master cleanse myself once or twice.