The concepts of "broken valley" and "hunger strike" are completely different. Many people don't understand, so they mistakenly think that "breaking the valley" is a hunger strike, which is very terrible. We must not advocate a hunger strike to lose weight, which is very dangerous. Breaking the grain is to let us enter a state of not being hungry, while hunger strike is to endure not eating when we feel hungry, so these are two completely different States. Losing weight means not eating whole grains for one or three days, but eating fruit and drinking water instead, which is also called fasting diet, so that the stomach can rest and reduce the burden. Through enzymes to help discharge intestinal garbage, some people can clear about five to eight pounds in three days.
Generally, it takes one to three days, and more than four days is a health care therapy. It must be guided by professionals, otherwise some people will feel dizzy because they are suddenly unaccustomed. People with hypoglycemia are not advised to avoid the valley. The most taboo to lose weight is not to eat. Controlling diet does not mean not eating, but controlling reasonable energy intake. Don't eat anything that is easy to gain weight. Normal staple food, meat, vegetables and fruits can be eaten.