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    What is the longest period of time that you went through without food? What were the circumstances?

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    This would have been in the ninth grade when I was crushing on the boys. 


    I wanted to look like my best friend.  She had blonde hair, milky white complexion, blue eyes, and a very curvaceous figure because she attracted the boys like bees are attracted to honey.


     


    Several years later, I realized the reason all the boys were flocking to her was that she liked to "Put Out" and it didn't matter who are where.   


     


      I see I've gotten a bit off topic.   I tried to starve myself. I remember walking through the halls between classes and having to lean against the walls because I was so weak and felt as if I were about to pass out. 


     I don't think I went more than 24 hours without food but when I did eat it was only a carrot or a cucumber or something with very few calories.

    Clonge

    I'm disappointed that you "can't get back on topic"! LOL!
    country bumpkin

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    I got back on topic at the end. LOL
    Ducky

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    Quite the topic! LOL!

    Almost 2 weeks. I was in the hospital and could have no food or water. I was getting iv nutrients. But after I could have food again it took a week to figure out what I was eating.


     

    The Lemonade Fast (lemon juic, water, pure maple syrup-unrefined, cayenne pepper)  supplemented with an Epsom salt cleanse. I survived three days, not getting real hungry and boy! was I clean. Wish I could have survived the week to ten sprays I was supposed to. It was touted as a cure all like for MS or spinal malformation......

    I do not know,however in my drinking days i did get hungry,but no money,so i raided somebody's house fridge,grabbed some steaks and headed under a bridge,lit a fire and stabbed a green stick through it,probably only half cooked,but i had most of my own teeth back then,so i gnawned my way through it...>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..Image result for steak and a stick over fire photos

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