Day 20 of my 21 Day Fast - updates, Chiro & Fish ball soup 

No there isn't. But we don't have problems getting packages before. Maybe check another carrier?

@@JodiLarratt123 Called the company and UPS wouldn't allow it either. Weird. But I've hopefully found a way around it. Thanks Jodi!

Awesome thanks for your support and your service. I talk about my supplements in day 4 of my 21 day series

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Amazing! I have heard of stinging nettle benefits but have yet to try it. Thanks for the info I will definitely give it a go. As for the question about stem cell activation...for me, when I had done my 11 day fast, my knee, which required surgery started hurting...alot...about day 4 of my fast and lasted for several days, then subsided. When I went for my surgery the Dr said, "what did you do? You've reattached your meniscus root!"...which doesn't happen on its own with a complete detachment, which I had. Anyway, same thing happens when I do 4+ day fasts in parts of my body with injuries. There's a bunch of research out there on the activation of stem cells through fasting and the corresponding pain I just described seems to be a known effect

@@JodiLarratt123 That's awesome. I didn't know that stem cells could be activated. I have had a torn meniscus, where it separated from the bone, and other tendon issues that I recovered from by adding foods with the necessary enzymes, fatty acids, amino acids and proteins. It was a major injury that set me on a path to learn about natural medicine and nutritional health. Allopathic medicine rejects the notion that tendons, ligaments and cartilage can be repaired without surgery and I knew that they could be. I prefer to harvest stinging nettle in the wild, as it's usually much more potent than commercially grown nettle, which is over-harvested and even the color is lighter. It's in session right now, if you can find it, it usually grows near water sources where the soil is rich, like valleys, wetland borders, river banks, etc. If you gather just the tender tops, they're easy to harvest, it won't kill the plant and the tops have the highest density of minerals, vitamins and medicine. If you pick it with your bear hands, it'll inject formic acid (which dissolves cholesterol), histamine, serotonin, choline and silica into your skin. Pretty cool to see under a microscope too. The needles are pressurized natural hypodermic needles packed with medicine that's really really good. Most people avoid it because it stings, but the sting isn't very painful, it's mostly uncomfortable because the sensation is unfamiliar, but it becomes tingly and you can feel that it's something good and not harmful. Anyway, I hope you try it and gain the benefits for your digestion issue. 🤓

It's all a gradual process