The 3-day water fast – online course

This video + pdf bundle provides you with all you need to know in order to safely, successfully and smoothly carry out your first 3-day water fast. If you already have a little experience, there are plenty of additional tips to help you go deeper into water fasting.

Of all fasts, the 3 day water fast is in many ways the most important. Three days is the period your body needs to unlock your healing metabolism and begin reaping the benefits. These three days are also the stepping stone required to move on to even longer fasts (such as the 7-10 day water fast and more prolonged fasts), in which the deepest healing can occur. The more you practise the three-day fast, the easier you’ll find water fasting of any length.

I’ll be honest with you, though. In the beginning, the 3 day water fast is also often the hardest.

What are the challenges and benefits of a 3-day water fast?

Because of this, it’s important do everything you can do to maximise your chances of a smooth experience. This can include following a well laid-out plan, such as that found in this Online Course.

What you get:

  • 7 support videos
    (2+ hours viewing time):
    • preparing you in the week before the fast begins (2 videos)
    • covering each day of the fast (3 videos)
    • helping you break the fast and return to eating (2 videos)

  • 100 page ebook (pdf):
    How to plan, prepare and practise a 3-day water fast

  • 30-page pdf:
    Dealing with detox symptoms while fasting

  • Bonus printouts
    including checklists, recipes and fasting journal

All in all, this bundle provides maximum possible support without actually working one on one with a fasting coach.

Sample pages:

How to plan, prepare and practise a 3-day water fast: CLICK HERE
Dealing with detox symptoms: CLICK HERE

Introductory video:

2 responses to “The 3-day water fast – online course”

  1. Hi Dr. Tallis, how long of a water fast do you think would be needed to reverse High Cholesterol, High Blood Pressure and High Triglycerides? I just came across your website and would like to know if normalizing these is even possible with a water fast? Thank you for your time and guidance in advance.

    1. Tallis Barker, D.Phil. Avatar
      Tallis Barker, D.Phil.

      Hi Iris,
      Thanks for writing. All three issues you mention respond extremely well to water fasting, so you should be very optimistic about returning to a normal reference range. In terms of the length of the fast, it depends mostly on (1) how severe the issues are and (2) whether you intend to use one main fast only or a series of shorter fasts.
      Hope this helps,
      Tallis

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