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As already mentioned, we observed a subjective improvement in 85% of cases of a major health complaint. This documents within the limitations of a non-confirmatory study design the therapeutic effectiveness of Buchinger periodic fasting.

CRP values for all groups showed a significant increase within the norm range. A similar mild CRP increase was explained by the transient increase in circulating levels of catecholamines [34]. In a recent study, the modulation of CRP levels was linked to changes in lipid profiles and associated to cardiovascular outcomes [70]. ESR after 1 h and 2 h decreased significantly. Periodic fasting has been shown to clinically improve symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis, suggesting decreased inflammatory processes [71]. IF boosts levels of antioxidants and reduces levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines TNF-α, IL-1β and IL-6 [72]. Serum markers of oxidative damage and inflammation are reduced in asthma patients maintained on an alternate day fast [62]. Moreover, the reduction of abdominal circumference which was significant in our study is also associated with a decrease in pro-inflammatory activity [73].

Sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium were in norm range at the beginning and the end of the fast. They remained stable despite a slight elevation in calcium and slight decrease in sodium levels. Enhanced natriuresis has been described in association with ketosuria in the first phase of fasting, diminishing when ammonium, a metabolite of kidney gluconeogenesis, replaces sodium as accompanying cation [43, 47]. We registered six cases of mild hyponatremia in the course of the fast, with the lowest sodium level of 127 mmol/L. They were all non-serious and were normalized by the administration of sodium chloride.

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