Schedule during the therapeutic fasting cure

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Schedule during the therapeutic fasting cure Due to partial nutrition the body is often over-acidulated, and increasingly toxics and waste products accumulate within. The Result: One builds up weight and the possibility of cellulitis increases. With a therapeutic fasting-cure according to Buchinger over 7 days (at app. 300 kcal per day) one boosts the immune system and the acid-base metabolism is rebalanced. Day 1 The procedure of the therapeutic fasting cure at the Rosenalp Morning: Noon: sodium sulfate (Glauber s salt), clyster or a warm prune-soup to empty the colon 2 fruit- or vegetable-cocktails & 1 litre of water (without gas) Evening: fasting-broth & 1 litre of water (without gas) Day 2-5 Morning: Noon: Evening: herbal tea, peppermint tea, also chamomile-, melissa- and lime-tree blossom teas etc., eventually added by a teaspoon of honey or maple sirup. 2 fruit- or vegetable-cocktails & 1 litre of water (without gas) fasting-broth & 1 litre of water (without gas) During fasting one should drink 2 to 3 liters of liquid, such as tea or water. Which kind of juices are served? Any fruit that can be centrifuged freshly.

Juice examples and their effects: Fruit: Vegetables: pineapple for great skin cucumber cleanses the blood apple regulates the stomach potato for chronic acidosis pear decreases water retention carrot for beautiful skin blackberry excretes mucus Beetroot blood building strawberry strengthens the nerves sauerkraut to improve digestion orange strengthens the kidneys topinambur diuretic peach cleanses the blood celery detoxicating grapes cleanses the blood Additional juices: 100% organic or from the health food shop stinging nettle juice de-hydrating artichoke strengthening tissue, blood cleansing The reconstructive days At the end of your curing stay at the hotel you are to have one fast breaking day and one reconstructive-day for each week of fasting. At the end of the diet, for the fast breaking day you will get a scliced apple for breakfast and lunch. In the evening we will serve you a vegetable-potato soup for dinner 1 week fastening 1st reconstructive-day (1 week fastening) in the Rosenalp: Salad of raw vegetables with nuts and honey 1 steamed potato with vegetable and herbal curd The departure day (1 week fastening) at the Rosenalp:

2 weeks fastening 1st reconstructive-day (2 weeks fastening) at the Rosenalp: Salad of raw vegetables with nuts and honey vegetable plate with potatoes 2nd reconstructive-day (2 weeks fastening) at the Rosenalp: Sautéed vegetable with rice and cream cheese sauce 1 baked potato with herbal curd and slices of tomatoes and cucumber The departure day (2 weeks fastening) at the Rosenalp: After your departure you should continue the reconstructive-days according to the following commendations, meaning you should approach your usual nutrition gradually. It is very important to stick strictly the meal times: 8-9 am 12-1 pm 6-7 pm During the change from fasting to regular nutrition the body needs regularity with meals. This regularity could also been transferred to everyday life.

1st reconstructive-day at home lettuce Mashed potatoes Raw carrots Fresh fruits (apple, banana, orange, pine apple, mango) 2nd reconstructive-day at home: 2 slices of crisp bread with a little bit of butter 3 apples and 12 hazelnuts, throughout the day lettuce Carrots in butter 1 small cup of curd with fruits Lettuce or tomato salad with a light vinegar-oil dressing 3rd reconstructive-day at home: 2 slices of crisp bread with a little bit of butter 3 apples and 12 hazelnuts, throughout the day plate of raw vegetable 2 steamed potatos with a little bit of butter Souffle of millet seed with tomatoes and herbs or Vegetable soup with 1 slice of wholemeal bread and butter

4th reconstructive-day at home: 2 slices of crisp bread with a little bit of butter, jam and curd, alternativly cheese Steamed vegetable with mashed or steamed potatoes warm meal (nothing too heavy) The most important rules for the reconstructive-days: only eat small portions chew properly eat slowly eat consciously and enjoy the meal stop eating when satured all ingredients should be as fresh and organic as possible Stodgy, indigestable food usually contains fat and cannot be thoroughly minced to a pulp in the mouth. A lean, thin slice of turkey s breast on a slice of crisp-bread is okay during the reconstructive period. But a bigger portion of meat means hard work for the body/metabolism. A steak or roast should be avoided until the colon is fully active and working properly again no Fast Food or instant meals try to use a little salt as possible in your meals fresh herbs are much better be careful with sugar- even better: try to avoid it totally no alcohol, no coffee, no cigarettes, especially after fasting the effect these pleasing products have on the organism is extremely high look out to have enough liquid, drink plenty! do not eat stodgy food, such as meat, hard cheese, deep fried food etc. do not use any purgatives any longer After fasting the colon is only starting to work correctly when filled. That is why purgatives are no longer allowed. On the 3rd reconstructive-day (latest) there shouldn t any longer be problems with digestion. Should you have Problems with regular defecation, you should try dried prunes for breakfast and two teaspoons of flax seed with every meal. Also cereal, sour-kraut juice or buttermilk are an alternative. Please also care for enough action / activity! If you feel slightly weary or lethargic in the frist few days, this is because the body has to get used to use a third of its power for digestion again. We wish you a great success with the Rosenalp therapeutic fasting cure!