but i don't understand, how is equalizing your energy occult? like i said i;m not trying to start a debate, how are chakras witchcraft/occult, i'm asking because i try to be mindful of my own chakras.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chakra

even though some of it is talking about the nervous system of our body, the word use is linked to some religion or occult and contradicts what Christians believe.

^^^ see... i need someone who i can hang out with to motivate me to stick with that plan... when im eating right and doing any kind of exercise, i lose weight like its going out of syle, thank god for a good thyroud and metabolism... i just kill it with the crap food i eat >_< must... have.... dicipline...

O_O you win...

     You have an good diet, a hard thing to do especially in this country.
     Weight is something that I've struggled with almost my whole life.  The only exception was when I lived in Guyana, South America in a little village on the outskirts of the amazon for a year and a half.  In that environment the selection of food was limited, everything was fresh (fresh fish from the ocean or river, different meats, veggies grown in the village, etc.).  That coupled with no transportation besides walking caused the lbs to fly off without even trying.  I went down from 270 to 195 in about eight months.  When I came back over here I slowly started gaining again, I went back up to 265 in about five years and decided that it has to stop.  I had to study a lot of biochem for the first part of boards recently and started to think about how to burn a whole lot of fat using what my body already has. . .
     Fasting doesn't work to loose weight because you body is starving and adapts by lowering you metabolism and digesting everything you eat, storing it as fat after you stop the fast (the reason why some preachers are still big even if they fast regular).  In fact you body burns all your muscle first.  In a fast it takes about 27 days of straight fasting (just water) for you body to switch over to fats as the sole source of energy.  It does this because muscle has a higher energy requirement than fat does and without food coming in it is one of the most difficult tissues to maintain.  So muscle is broken down into proteins, proteins into amino acids, amino acids are converted back into sugars and from there you are able to still function.
     There is a way to bypass that though.  If you have a steady diet of only proteins you muscles will not breakdown and you will burn fat for your energy needs.  This has been around for a while (check out http://www.lowcarb.org/stillman.html).  Meat also has less calories in general than carbs so you also benefit from that.  The problem with a low carb diet is mainly in the kidneys.  Kidney problems result from the breakdown of proteins and ironically the massive amounts of fat you do burn.  It is funny that the reason you would go on the diet is to lose fat and loosing the fat is the one of the reasons not to go on the diet.  The breakdown of proteins causes you to pee out a lot of your water, so does the breakdown of fats into ketone bodies.  Long term high amounts of urea (from the proteins) and ketone bodies could hurt the kidneys.  Proteins are also acidic and you would need to balance your PH (with some baking soda in water).  Proteins also don't have any fiber so motility can be an issue (however you can take Psyllium whole husks to resolve that).
     I've been on it for about two and a half weeks now and have lost about 15-20 lbs.  I take Omega threes, a lot of B-vitamins, CoQ10, L-Carnatine (to help with burning the fat), Glucosimine/chondrotin/MSM (for joint support), Ca and Mg (for bone support), baking soda occasionally to lower acidity, and Psyllium whole husks (to keep things moving).  This type of diet is not for everyone, and if you can do more of a lifestyle change one than that would be better.  For me extreme things work, I want to lose the fat fast and still build muscle.  Once I get down to my ideal weight about 195 I'll stop.  Right now I'm taking the time that I am on this to come up with a maintenance type of diet.  The diet is not really all that hard to do, you don't really get hungry, though some people have cravings for sugary carb rich food.  I is going good so far, and under it all I feel God saying that it is my time to loose the weight for good (been praying for a while).

i think this is a really good question.  the answer is does the christian worldview allow for the existence of 7 centers of mind/body/spirit energy sources that you need to balance?  i don't think it does.

you should post this on www.theologyweb.com there's tons of really, REALLY smart people on there who would be able to answer you in specifics.

i don't think pure sugar is that bad, its the refined stuff, imitation and fake stuff that is.