🇦🇹 The Origins: Rudolf Breuss and the 42-Day Fast
The diet is the brainchild of Rudolf Breuss (1899–1990), an Austrian naturopathic practitioner.
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The Philosophy: Breuss based his diet on the belief that cancer cells can only survive on solid food protein, and if a person consumes only vegetable juices and teas for an extended period, the cancerous growth will starve, while the body’s healthy cells remain nourished.
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The Goal: The original intent, detailed in his book, was to create a 42-day “Total Cancer Treatment” to “nourish the body but starve the cancer.”
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The Popularity:Â Breuss claimed to have helped thousands of individuals with his regimen, leading to significant popularity across Europe and the rest of the world, often cited as a natural or alternative therapy for various health conditions, not just cancer.
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