As Matty mentioned yesterday, one of the best coping devices to use while sludging through the long decay of a month long detox is to think, intensely, about the foods you will indulge your face and body upon once you’ve managed to scratch that last bloody hash mark into the cell wall of your fast. [...]
Tag Archives: 7 Day Detox Miracle
Fasting, Veggie Sausages, Saltimbocca & Your Eternal Salvation
Posted in Health, Instructional, Recipes Also tagged Corned Beef, David Lynch, Mullholland Drive, Portobello, Saltimbocca, Sausage 2 Comments
Get Me Some of That Tiger Blood… Err, I mean, Mangosteen
I’ve been hawkeyeing this uniquely American, wholly 21st century, totally base and entirely captivating Charlie Sheen side show with sick, prurient attention lo these past 6 weeks. It hits me on all the same cylinders that the paranoid, fundy-christian, star-obsessed maniacs who are hot on the trail of the Illuminati hit; it’s like a long [...]
Posted in Event, Health, Instructional, Review Also tagged Charlie Sheen, Fox News, Illuminati, Lady Gaga, Mangosteen, winning 3 Comments
Track & Strategize Diet & Exercise with Diet Controller
As I mentioned in a post last week, I start my 7 Day Detox today. 2 days of fasting followed by at least 5 days of macrobiotic foods and increased supplementation working together to flush my system, re-establish positive bacteria in my guts, and recalibrate my appetites. I’m pretty excited, these fasts are typically an [...]
Of Theives and Demons, or, Keeping Up with the Jonesing
One of the first posts on this blog was about the 7 Day Detox Miracle, the book that has become my escape route from my lifestyle, a formidable counterpoint to the excesses I typically enjoy… excessively. A wiser toad would probably attempt to attain some kind of temperance in their path, delicately balancing on the [...]
7 Day Detox Miracle Review
Sometime around my 32nd year I really ripped the cord on my waistline. My daily diet of delicious meats, calorically prodigious drinks and interpretive sleep schedule started to catch up to me. Where I had managed to maintain a large, but healthy frame for the majority of my life, around my 32nd year I started [...]