In the realm of fasting, dry fasting and wet fasting are two distinct methods. Dry fasting involves abstaining from food and water, promoting rapid weight loss and purportedly enhanced detoxification. On the other hand, wet fasting allows for water consumption while restricting food intake, providing essential hydration and promoting gentle detoxification. Both methods offer unique benefits and should be approached mindfully.
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