Woman who didn't eat for 21 DAYS and lived on tea and a CLAY mixture claims the restrictive fast 'healed' her body, helping her lose 15lbs, fight acne, and rid her insides of harmful parasites



Woman who didn't eat for 21 DAYS and lived on tea and a CLAY mixture claims the restrictive fast 'healed' her body, helping her lose 15lbs, fight acne, and rid her insides of harmful parasites.



A woman has candidly revealed what really happened when she stopped eating food for 21 days, and she claims the potentially dangerous diet has 'healed' her body.

In an essay published by Collective Evolution, Canadian writer Alanna Ketler, 27, waxed poetic about how the intense three-week fast helped her lose 15lbs, control her cystic acne, and rid her body of parasites and an overgrowth of candida, a form of yeast.

Alanna said for 21 days she followed the Master Fast System, consuming 'only grape juice mixed with lemon, herbal tea and potent tinctures' and plasma 'pudding' made out of 'psyllium husk powder, bentonite clay and activated charcoal mixed with grape juice and lemon.'



She also gave herself daily enemas and did 'daily dry fasts' in which she abstained from food and water for 14 to 18 hours.

The Master Fast System was created by Canadian alternative health entrepreneur Luigi Di Serio and claims to offer hope and healing to anyone who has been 'given a death sentence'.

Alanna admitted the plan's recommended 40 to 108 days of fasting 'felt like a little bit too long' for, so she tried it for 21 days instead.

'I stopped eating food altogether for 21 days, and you know what happened? I healed my body, gave my digestive system a much needed rest, cleared up my candida, passed some parasites, and got my cystic acne under control – and would you believe it? I am still here to tell the story,' she wrote.

Alanna said she was diagnosed with a candida overgrowth two years ago, but after doing the fast, a part of her wonders if a parasite may have been the cause of her stomach bloating.



However, she did not note that those suffering from an overgrowth of candida can seek treatment without starvation following a doctor-recommended plan.

Unsurprisingly, Alanna dropped a total of 15lbs while following the extremely restrictive diet, which she said was just a lot of 'water weight'.

Alanna shared before and after photos of herself, explaining that her stomach was the area that shrunk the most because the fast 'completely cleared up' the bloating and swelling she had been suffering from for the past two years.

The writer went on to discuss the mental benefits of fasting, noting that not eating makes you realize 'just how addicted to food we really are'.

'It’s amazing how clear the head is when there is nothing in the system, no stimulants or any other distractions,' she said. 'I found I became a lot more aware of my emotions as well.'

Alanna explained that when certain emotions arose, she couldn't use food as an escape, so she was 'forced to sit with it and feel it'.  


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