Kazulin reportedly told his wife he was well and had started drinking freshly squeezed juice.
Belarusian authorities had said earlier that Kazulin ended his fast, but his wife refused to believe the statements until she had spoken to him.
Kazulin, who heads the Social Democrat party, was sentenced to 5 and 1/2 years in prison in July after leading protest rallies against the reelection of Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka.
He was refusing food as a way of drawing attention to Belarus's authoritarian rule.
According to his wife, he has lost 40 kilograms since starting his hunger strike on October 20.
(Reuters, Belapan)
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