Some people do well with extended cleanses, others lose large amounts of weight doing repeated 10 - 14 day cleanses with a few weeks in between. The key with repeated cleanses is to maintain a healthy diet while on solid foods; including plenty of raw veggies and fruits, and avoiding refined sugars and saturated/trans fats. One great tip is to eat slowly, it takes about 20 minutes for the brain to register the feeling of "fullness" regardless of how much you eat. If you eat slowly you will start to feel the sensation of fullness at an appropriate time (way before you over-eat) and you should stop there. This way you're a lot less likely to regain the weight lost when you're in between cleanses.

Robin Quivers did the Master Cleanse/Lemonade Diet for 21 consecutive days on three separate occasions and lost a total of 70 pounds. Claiming all along that it was "a spiritual journey...a completely different way to be". Afterwards she said; "I don't ever want to feel the way I felt ever again."

For more rapid weight loss less than the 2 Tbsp. of maple syrup may be used, but never less than 1 Tbsp. per 10 ounce glass. Watch your energy levels when cutting back on the maple syrup.
 
Sometimes on this cleanse your weight loss will reach a plateau and you'll feel "stuck". Varying daily caloric intake will generally break you out of a plateau, your body has a memory of it's own and sometimes just doesn't break down fat because it's accustomed to the same caloric intake. To vary caloric intake change up your dose of maple syrup. Add only 1 Tbsp. per 10 ounce glass of MC/lemonade for a day and then go back to 2 Tbsp. per glass the next day. Alternating back and forth daily often prompts (fools) the body into dropping some extra weight. Every tablespoon of maple syrup contains 52 calories.

Try to break a sweat with a steam bath, sauna or  Detoxification Bath  (clickable link).

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