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Nutrition Expert Advises Gradual Hydration and Balanced Eating Ahead of Tisha B'Av Fast
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 day ago
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Ahead of the Tisha B'Av fast during peak summer heat, nutrition expert Luda Nevo advises gradual hydration from morning, balanced meals with controlled salt intake, and moderate pre-fast eating to prevent dehydration and discomfort. She also recommends a gradual post-fast refeeding and urges those with chronic illnesses to consult doctors before fasting.
- 01Proper preparation for Tisha B'Av fast starts with gradual water intake from morning to prevent dehydration.
- 02High-sodium foods increase thirst; seasoning with herbs and lemon is preferable.
- 03Skipping meals before the fast leads to overeating; balanced meals with protein are recommended.
- 04The pre-fast meal should be moderate and simple, avoiding heavy or sugary foods.
- 05Break the fast gradually with water and light foods before a balanced meal.
- 06People with chronic diseases must consult doctors and rabbis before fasting.
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