Carnivore to Keto Dry Fasting Preparation Guide

Carnivore to Keto Dry Fasting Preparation Guide

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Transition from carnivore/keto to dry fasting with the Wolfe Protocol: safely reintroduce carbs and prep your body for an effective fast.


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Are you a carnivore or keto dieter looking to experiment with dry fasting? If so, you're not alone, as many people on these popular diets are now exploring the benefits of dry fasting. However, making the transition from a carnivore or keto lifestyle to dry fasting preparation can be a challenge. That's why we've crafted the Wolfe Protocol Preparation for Dry Fast: a safe and effective way to go from a carnivore or keto diet to dry fasting without jeopardizing your health.

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When following a strict carnivore or keto diet, your body relies on fats for fuel, and you may have health issues that are kept in check by eliminating carbs. However, properly preparing for a dry fast involves slowly reintroducing some carbs in the form of vegetable juices. This not only eases the transition but also helps you clear your bowels before the fast. IMPORTANT.

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properly preparing for a dry fast involves slowly reintroducing some carbs in the form of vegetable juices. This not only eases the transition but also helps you clear your bowels before the fast.

The Protocol recommends cutting out meats, cheeses, and eggs for the last three days before the fast. This is particularly important for those undertaking long dry fasts, as your digestion will shut down during the process. You don't want undigested meat and cheese lingering in your system, potentially causing discomfort or health issues.

Remember, if you're planning a short dry fast (under three days), you don't need to be as strict with the preparation. However, the Protocol is designed to prioritize safety and is specifically recommended for those looking to try longer dry fasts.

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Activated Charcoal needs to be taken 1-2 hours before any food. Ideally in the morning. The new protocol doubles the magnesium citrate amounts. Milk thistle is added to 2 weeks before for liver detox. If you're planning on a dry fast over 5 days, consider Epsom salt intestinal and gallbladder flush. Please read up on it. This would be done 2 days before, as indicated in the juice prep protocol.
Carnivore to Keto Dry Fasting Preparation Guide - Wolfe Protocol

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Milk Thistle

How important is milk thistle? **/5

Milk thistle represents trying to revitalize your liver. It should be part of a longer liver recovery program. Liver flushing and intestinal flushing are two of the most important things you can do to dry fast past 5 days safely. At least two weeks before your fast, you should start supplementing with it daily. Beware if you have a ragweed allergy, it's very common to have allergic reactions to milk thistle. What can you do in this situation?

  1. Dry Fasting has healed thousands of allergies, which are usually the result of a defective immune system. The more you dry fast, the better your chances of lowering allergic reactions which in turn will help you take things like milk thistle down the line.
  2. Alternative liver flushes like the olive oil and orange juice flush, and epsom salt flushes. Read more about liver flush and intestinal flush
Intestinal Cleanse for Dry Fasting Protocol
An Intestinal Cleanse may be the most important part of an extended dry fast. Don’t try to skip this if you’re going for longer than 3 days. If you’re going for a shorter fast, find my protocol for a short fast preparation to avoid the phase I/II crash. This

Nattokinase / Serrapeptase

How important is anti-clot therapy? ****/5

Blood clots, micro clots, biofilms, inflammation. There's no doubt that the triple anticoagulation protocol makes you feel better, and a lot of people report improvements. Clearing clots will definitely make you feel better, but in 98% of cases, that's only one of many symptoms you'll need to work on. Learn more about the clot-busting triple anticoagulation theory and the science behind it here. There are 3 main reasons you want to do this. Lessen the inflammatory load on the body, prime for the removal of biofilms, and eliminate clots. Serrapeptase is also an anti-mucolytic enzyme.

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Nattokinase, serrapeptase, and lumbrokinase are enzymes that help break down blood clots, while aspirin is a drug that inhibits platelet aggregation to prevent clot formation.

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Discussion of some of the most popular long covid theories including viral reservoirs, and more. Many of these theories are required to understand how best to treat long covid with dry fasting as a base.

Epsom Salt

Epsom salts, chemically known as magnesium sulphate, are a popular component in liver flush protocols due to their ability to stimulate gallbladder contraction, relax the sphincter of Oddi, and promote bile flow.

I would estimate that a minimum of 2 hours are required for a simple meal to trigger an ileocaecal brake response and 4 hours is required for the MMC. Consequently, 6 hours should elapse between eating and commencing the flush protocol in order to obtain the maximum benefit. Ideally, try to time flushes for the morning after sleep and no ingestion of foods.

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Make sure to buy food-grade or pharmaceutical-grade Epsom salt, which is suitable for consumption. It is also referred to as "magnesium sulfate heptahydrate." Avoid Epsom salts intended for external use, such as those for baths, as they may contain additional ingredients or fragrances that are not safe to ingest. Learn more about Epsom salts, where to buy them, and their dosages here.

Science of Epsom Salts and the Liver Flush | Magnesium Sulfate
Epsom salts, chemically known as magnesium sulphate, are a popular component in liver flush protocols due to their ability to stimulate gallbladder contraction, relax the sphincter of Oddi, and promote bile flow.

Activated Charcoal

Enterosgel

Magnesium Citrate

How important is magnesium citrate? *****/5

Magnesium citrate is used prior to the fast, and during the preparation, because it is more of a laxative, provides citric acid which helps dissolve calcium stones, doesn’t make you as tired, and helps you stock up your magnesium stores. So just remember Citrate is for BEFORE the fast, to help move things along gently. But you should not use citrate right after a fast, because we want to avoid citrus/citrate at least for the first few days. This is where Bisglycinate/glycinate comes into play. Or threonate.

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Magnesium citrate pills also work, but you're forced to drink with water when it's a powder which is important as well as transforming it into ionic magnesium.

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[Carnivore to Keto Dry Fasting Grocery and Supplement Guide]

The Wolfe Carnivore to Keto Prep for a Dry Fast is the ideal way to transition from a carnivore or keto diet to dry fasting preparation. By following this plan, you can safely and effectively prepare your body for the fasting process while remaining fat-adapted and avoiding any potential complications. So, embrace this unique approach and let us know how it goes for you. Good luck!

Juice Prep Protocol 3-day (Speed Run)
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Yannick Wolfe

15 Years of Fasting Experience, Ex-ME/CFS, Ex-Long covid. Tech Consultant, Molecular biologist, Father, Researcher, Experimenter.

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