Why the fuck do people fast?

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Name one benefit of that shit
 
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they believe it's a fast leanmax
maybe there are other reasons ig
 
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I dont enjoy eating I find it easier to just fast
 
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religious reasons
 
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what's so funny
 
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Authopagy
 
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that's @BimaxLaser
 
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Anorexia is law
 
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Broke niggers
 
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Name one benefit of that shit
I don't do it voluntarily, though I do take long camping trips in the Germanic hills. Food can get sparse sometimes, it definitely takes a toll on me, though I'm a rather large guy.
 
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Mosh12
 
some porn actresses fast the day before doing anal
 
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It’s good

Logically because we evolved not eating food all the time it wasn’t available 24/7

Ur insulin levels drop when u fast is mainly why
 
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sometimes i try to see how long i can fast as a challenge to myself though there’s no benefit
 
Feels good, and provides for a nice window to when to consume your calories
 
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The only way to leanmax without training and without changing sedentary lifestyle :feelshah:
 
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1. Metabolic Health

  • Improved Insulin Sensitivity: Fasting can make your cells more responsive to insulin, helping to regulate blood sugar levels and potentially reducing the risk of Type 2 diabetes.
  • Fat Burning: During fasting, the body uses stored fat for energy, which may help with weight loss and fat loss.

2. Cellular Repair & Longevity

  • Autophagy: Fasting triggers autophagy, a cellular "cleanup" process where damaged cells and proteins are broken down and recycled, potentially reducing the risk of chronic diseases and contributing to longevity.
  • Reduced Inflammation: Fasting can lower markers of inflammation, which are associated with many chronic diseases, such as arthritis, heart disease, and Alzheimer's.

3. Brain Health

  • Improved Brain Function: Fasting can increase the production of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), a protein that supports brain health, learning, and memory.
  • Neuroprotection: Studies suggest fasting may protect against neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

4. Heart Health

  • Improved Cholesterol Levels: Fasting can lower LDL ("bad") cholesterol and triglycerides while improving HDL ("good") cholesterol.
  • Blood Pressure Regulation: Some studies indicate fasting may help lower blood pressure.

5. Weight Management

  • Calorie Control: Fasting naturally reduces calorie intake over time.
  • Hormonal Regulation: Fasting can boost norepinephrine and human growth hormone (HGH), aiding in fat loss and muscle preservation.

6. Gut Health

  • Digestive Reset: Periods of fasting give the digestive system a break, which may promote gut healing and microbiome balance.
  • Reduced Risk of GI Issues: Fasting may help reduce symptoms of IBS or leaky gut in some people.

7. Cancer Prevention

  • Potential Anti-Cancer Properties: Fasting may slow tumor growth and increase the effectiveness of chemotherapy (though this is still under study and should be done under medical supervision).

8. Mental & Emotional Benefits

  • Increased Focus & Energy: Many people report improved mental clarity during fasting periods due to stable blood sugar and ketone production.
  • Improved Self-Discipline: Fasting can cultivate self-control and mindfulness around eating habits.

9. Hormonal Balance

  • HGH Boost: Fasting significantly increases human growth hormone, which is vital for muscle growth, metabolism, and repair.
  • Balanced Ghrelin and Leptin: Fasting can help regulate hunger hormones, reducing cravings and promoting satiety.
 
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Name one benefit of that shit
Honestly it’s easier than just lowering caps, it’s just a tool like any other diet.
 
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More money for drugs. Only reason tbh.
 
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hgh boost
 
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Why do you care what others do? Is it affecting you?
 
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can helps your hormones and metabolism
 
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I’m just wondering
Do you wonder if foids smell checks their vagina every day? Well, many don't... esp the ones who lurk in this forum, nasty motherfuckers.
 
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1. Metabolic Health

  • Improved Insulin Sensitivity: Fasting can make your cells more responsive to insulin, helping to regulate blood sugar levels and potentially reducing the risk of Type 2 diabetes.
  • Fat Burning: During fasting, the body uses stored fat for energy, which may help with weight loss and fat loss.

2. Cellular Repair & Longevity

  • Autophagy: Fasting triggers autophagy, a cellular "cleanup" process where damaged cells and proteins are broken down and recycled, potentially reducing the risk of chronic diseases and contributing to longevity.
  • Reduced Inflammation: Fasting can lower markers of inflammation, which are associated with many chronic diseases, such as arthritis, heart disease, and Alzheimer's.

3. Brain Health

  • Improved Brain Function: Fasting can increase the production of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), a protein that supports brain health, learning, and memory.
  • Neuroprotection: Studies suggest fasting may protect against neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

4. Heart Health

  • Improved Cholesterol Levels: Fasting can lower LDL ("bad") cholesterol and triglycerides while improving HDL ("good") cholesterol.
  • Blood Pressure Regulation: Some studies indicate fasting may help lower blood pressure.

5. Weight Management

  • Calorie Control: Fasting naturally reduces calorie intake over time.
  • Hormonal Regulation: Fasting can boost norepinephrine and human growth hormone (HGH), aiding in fat loss and muscle preservation.

6. Gut Health

  • Digestive Reset: Periods of fasting give the digestive system a break, which may promote gut healing and microbiome balance.
  • Reduced Risk of GI Issues: Fasting may help reduce symptoms of IBS or leaky gut in some people.

7. Cancer Prevention

  • Potential Anti-Cancer Properties: Fasting may slow tumor growth and increase the effectiveness of chemotherapy (though this is still under study and should be done under medical supervision).

8. Mental & Emotional Benefits

  • Increased Focus & Energy: Many people report improved mental clarity during fasting periods due to stable blood sugar and ketone production.
  • Improved Self-Discipline: Fasting can cultivate self-control and mindfulness around eating habits.

9. Hormonal Balance

  • HGH Boost: Fasting significantly increases human growth hormone, which is vital for muscle growth, metabolism, and repair.
  • Balanced Ghrelin and Leptin: Fasting can help regulate hunger hormones, reducing cravings and promoting satiety.
Should fast for 5 days as a 16 year old? RN on a calorie surplus but I have heard (and read some studies) that fasting boost test, IDF-1,LH and GnRH.
 
Should fast for 5 days as a 16 year old? RN on a calorie surplus but I have heard (and read some studies) that fasting boost test, IDF-1,LH and GnRH.
no
 
Fasting is starvation
 
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Its just a nicer name for starving
benefit: makes losing weight easier
 
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