The 40-Day Biblical Fast - Mio Aesir from "Absurd Health."

Micheal Aesir, the founder of Absurd Health, is brilliant and talented. His work in the area of "Terrain Health" is very similar to what Dr. Carter and I do.

he will be talking about the how, what, and why of a 40-day fast.

Here is a derivation of the concept of "absurd" health.

The word "absurd" is not used directly in the Bible, but the concept of absurdity—the futility, meaninglessness, or irrationality of human endeavors apart from God—is a central theme, particularly in the Book of Ecclesiastes and in contrast to human wisdom versus divine wisdom. While some passages describe foolish or irrational actions, the biblical concept of absurdity is often used to highlight the limitations of the world "under the sun" without God's divine purpose, and to contrast this with the wisdom and power of God.

Here are some tidbits from his website.

Our story
Absurd Health began with a simple but dangerous conviction: The modern medical system has forgotten God.

We watched people we loved fall through the cracks of a broken system—diagnosed but never healed, medicated but never transformed. We saw believers struggle under physical affliction, emotional torment, and spiritual confusion, while being offered nothing but pills and coping strategies.

We knew there had to be another way. And the Holy Spirit showed us—there is.

What is Terrain Theory?

For over a century, modern medicine has followed the wrong map.

In the 1800s, two scientific giants stood at a crossroads. Louis Pasteur, the father of germ theory, argued that disease was caused by invisible invaders—bacteria and viruses that must be killed or vaccinated against. His view became the foundation of modern pharmaceuticals, antibiotics, and the global vaccine empire.

But Antoine Béchamp and Claude Bernard, both humble French biologists and physicians, disagreed. They believed that the body’s terrain—its inner environment—determined whether disease would take hold. Microbes, They said, were not the cause of disease but the result of a corrupted terrain. When the body is clean, nourished, and in balance, disease cannot survive.

Terrain theory couldn’t be patented, but vaccines could. So the deep state ensured that Pasteur won the cultural war. But Béchamp and Bernard were right.