THIS IS Obsessive Corbuzier's Diet
In a nutshell, OCD is fasting.
. . . While continuing to eat and drink.
WHAT?!? (You say)
Don’t shy away when you hear the word “fasting.”This fasting enables you to eat any time and eat whatever you want.
BUT BEFORE EXPLAIN HOW LET WE READ THIS FIRST.
“Everyone has a physician inside him or her; we just have to help it in its work. The natural healing force within each one of us is the greatest force in getting well. Our food should be our medicine. Our medicine should be our food. But to eat when you are sick is to feed your sickness.” – Hippocrates
and:
“Instead of using medicine, rather fast a day.” – Plutarch
Do you know why almost all religion teaches their followers to fast?
Yeah, besides the religious need?
That was the first question to me by the taxi driver.
Apart from that question, this is what I found on my search.
The roots of this type of diet may have existed before human life originated.
In Buddhism,this is known as the Theravada tradition.
This is the tradition of Theravada monks:
Abstain from taking food at a specific time.
This means that when following the tradition of Theravada monks, the rules are that on a specific day, the monks do not eat from noon to sunrise in the next day.
Fasting in the monastic community is regarded as an ascetic practice, a “dhutanga”.
Dhutanga, translated means “patience and meditation training.”Dhutanga is a specific list of rules for engaging in meditation.
One of them reads:
One-sessioner’s practice (ekasanik’anga) – eating one meal a day and refusing other food offered before midday. (Those Gone Forth may not, unless ill, partake of food from midday until dawn the next day). Eat once a day at noon.
Let’s take it another step forward. In Islam, FASTING is done in the Holy Ramadan month, and one form of fasting known as:
PROPHET DAVID FASTING
David fasting is the most popular fasting to date. This fasting is special because if you study history you will know that the Prophet David was not only a prophet, but also a soldier, king and a leading war expert. The Prophet David is a famous prophet who beat an enemy of the Philistines named Goliath.
According to his understanding, David’s fasting can be interpreted as sunnah fasting which is done by fasting for a day, then breaking it in a day. This fasting is the most Afdhalsunnah fasting and there is no otherafdhal fasting besides that.
This fasting is done continuously on an ongoing basis and only bounded by one day pause. So, one day one fasts and the next day not, and so on.
In a hadith, the Prophet Muhammad said, “Then you fastfor a day and break the fast a day, this is (called) David fasting. And this is the most afdhal fasting. Then I (Abdullah bin Amrura) said: “Truly I was able to fast more that that”, then the Prophet SAW said: “There is no fasting more afdhal than that.” (HR Bukhari)
And in America this is known as Eat Stop Eat.
SO IMAGINE THAT THERE IS NOTHING NEW IN THIS CASE. EVERYTHING HAS BEEN TAUGHT SINCE OUR ANCESTORS.
What you will learn from my book is not new, but has been proven for a long time.