Fasting For Renewal of Life
1974
Another Shelton book on fasting.
Key Takeaways:
- Presents fasting as a central practice of Natural Hygiene, claiming that rest from digestion allows the body to detoxify and repair deeply.
- Distinguishes between sensible, supervised fasts and dangerous, unsystematic starvation, insisting that fasting should be integrated with long-term dietary reform.
- Offers case anecdotes of chronic illnesses improving under carefully structured fasting programs, often without drugs or surgery.
- Reinforces the Hygienist belief that the body has an intrinsic intelligence that will restore health if given the right conditions.