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Indian mahayana Buddhists practiced the abstention of food after noon as other Indian Buddhists did. They also sometimes had their own unique fasting practices. One of the most popular of these was a one day fast associated with the cult of Amoghapāśa.
Fasting is also an important part of medicinal cures in Indian Buddhism, which were a key part of Buddhist monastic practice (as bad health was understood as being a detriment to one's spiritual practice).
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Fasting is an important practice in Buddhism. Buddhists generally fast from noon to dawn of the following day. Depending on your preferences and schedule, you may find fasting for approximately 18 hours every day to either be a pro or con of the Buddhist diet.... ayo. uyi-rkhz-sws