
07/10/2025
🕊️ The Day After — Easing Out of the Fast
After completing the 3 day Heal Fast, today was all about easing back into eating with intention. Because We've Now avoided sugar and carbs for three days, it’s important to stay clean and support the body’s continued healing — especially while it’s still riding the wave of Autophagy and elevated human growth hormone. It's a great idea to ease out the same way we prepared for the fast, so a bit of intermittent fasting, Keeping to the 4-hour eating window, avoiding carbs and sugar. So you know what I did? I treated myself to a beautiful piece of cooked salmon and a fresh batch of my signature coleslaw mix. Plus I usually hit the hot pools on Day 3, but this time it ended up being the day after: sauna, cold plunge, and deep relaxation. It felt like a such a reward for the discipline, and your body loves it.
Remember The coleslaw mix? I like it because it's free from sugars and carbs and not processed food — Made with onion, celery, capsicum, carrot, and red cabbage — is my go-to base. No mayo, no dressings, just clean, versatile fuel. I tossed a few handfuls into the pan while cooking the salmon, letting it soak up those rich oils. Topped with avocado, cheese, and tomato, it became a keto-friendly masterpiece. This kind of refeeding honors the fast, keeps the body in ketosis, and gently wakes up the digestive system. It’s not just about what you eat — it’s about how you transition. The fast may be finished, but the healing continues. 💯👍
📖 “And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus.” — Colossians 3:17