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When fasting do you continue to take all of your prescription medications?
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∙ 16y ago
By all means yes!!! If it is a religious fast, we are urged to intake whatever foods are necessary to take with meds because what we are taking is needed to sustain certain organ function in our bodies to maintain certain levels of health. We eat before sun up and after sun down.
If it is a medical fasting, a dr. should be able to tell you what to take and what not to take but above all, you should be able to take your meds.
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