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Julia Seton The Short Cut to Regeneration Through Fasting… (1929)

Again, those who need this new transmutation process the very worst are always surrounded by a bevy of old thought doctors who are signed, sealed and delivered to their old idea of food as a necessity; and these caution the patient seriously against fasting. Or they are just as completely bound by friends and relatives who will watch the green and yellow colors of the dying flesh,—which is bound to appear during the first few days of fasting—and they will worry and fret at every change in the lustre of the eve or the color of the skin.
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Julia Seton The Short Cut to Regeneration Through Fasting… (1929)

It is the appetite of the cell that calls for its continual satisfaction, which keeps them both returning to the drink and the dope long after the mind has weakly determined that they will reform. The united call of the cell intelligence for their food is stronger than the will power which the mind sets up in opposition,—in spite of resolutions the cell hunger conquers them.
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