TEA WITH THE NORTHERN DUCHESS

Day 2 preparing for launch date Feb 24 - Scientific Observations 

At the early hours of the morning, I found myself awake and prepared to engage in my work. I possessed all the necessary energy to document my experiences and monitor my breatharian journey. I had not anticipated that I would rise and be able to track this journey today, especially considering that last evening I consumed slightly more food than I had the previous day. On that day, my intake consisted solely of a few peanuts in their shells accompanied by some pretzels. In contrast, today I indulged in three small servings of both pretzels and peanuts, combining them each time. Nevertheless, I still woke up feeling invigorated and ready to accomplish tasks, much like the night before. My reflections lead me to believe that the cumulative effect of not eating is significant; it is not merely the actions of each day that hold importance, but rather the continuity that extends into the following day. I am convinced that the effects of fasting and the limited food intake ultimately accumulate and interact with the body, influencing the overall spectrum of food within the system.

Like many scientists, I am perpetually contemplating the subject of my dissertation, aspiring for it to be exceptional. I do not desire a dissertation merely crafted to secure a grade; rather, I seek one that embodies a lived experience, allowing me to earn recognition for understanding science as a truth that was tested, experienced, and observed over time and I invite you to be peer reviewers. My lifestyle has enabled me to achieve this via veganism, raw food, and intermittent fasting. I have demonstrated to myself that various lifestyles can lead to distinct life changes and lasting outcomes. I have observed that familial and hereditary illnesses need not be inevitable; they can be altered. I have come to understand that pre-existing health conditions do not have to persist in an individual. These issues also can be reversed, but it is essential for one to take the initiative to enact change. I cannot fathom the prospect of visiting a pharmacy daily to obtain medication and having to rely on it for extended periods throughout my life. If there were alternative methods to eliminate that dependency, I would certainly pursue every opportunity to learn about them and regain my freedom.

Reference

Hogas, M., Statescu, C., Padurariu, M., Ciobica, A., Bilha, S. C., Haisan, A., Timofte, D., & Hogas, S. (2022). Salt, Not Always a Cardiovascular Enemy? A Mini-Review and Modern Perspective. Medicina (Kaunas, Lithuania), 58(9), 1175. https://doi.org/10.3390/medicina58091175