Wound infection and fasting

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  • Jackosh

    7:27 am

    2 Aug 13

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    Hi,

    I just read this book at the weekend and love the idea. I did a fast day yesterday and found it ok, I put off eating as long as I could, husband ate first thing and found it more difficult.

    Anyway, to the topic, I have a slight infection in my c-section wound and wondered if fasting is contra-indicated in this instance? Should I wait until the infection had totally gone? Or is it safe or even beneficial?!?!

    Thanks!

    Humphrey

    9:06 am

    2 Aug 13

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    the FAQs say pregnant or breast feeding mums shouldn’t do the diet:
    http://thefastdiet.co.uk/michael-answers-frequently-asked-questions/

    Jackosh

    9:38 am

    2 Aug 13

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    Hi Humphrey, thanks for that. However, I am not pregnant anymore and neither am I breast feeding anymore. I am 5 weeks post op.

    Any other input?

    TracyJ

    11:36 am

    2 Aug 13

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    It shouldn’t hurt. It will be contra-indicated in pregnancy and breastfeeding mums because they’re the only source of nutrition for the baby and presumably it’s best for the child if that nutrition is a constant but you should be good with a mild infection I would have thought. It may even help with the healing process if you can do a full 14-16 hour stint of fasting and hit the kick-in point for the IGF-1 repairative effects.

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