The month of Ramadan for Muslims brings more benefits. Besides the spiritual benefits, there are many health benefits of fasting. Some of them are.
1-Losing weight
Weight loss is positively aided by fasting. In addition to the significant weight change, participants report experiencing a decrease in inflammation, their waist circumference, and their body fat without experiencing any negative effects on their muscles. It has been shown that these outcomes persist even with intermittent fasting.
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Weight Loss before and after of Ramadan |
2-Enhanced Sensitivity to Insulin
Another health benefit that lowers your risk of developing diabetes by fasting. According to research, ingesting
only water on one day a week while fasting can reduce the risk of developing
diabetes. Moreover, fasting lowers blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
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Insulin Sensitivity |
3-Increases Immunity
Your immune system can be rebuilt
through prolonged fasting. The body recycles immune cells when it goes long
periods without meals in order to conserve energy, giving you a new line of
defence against illnesses.
4-Detoxification
The body tries to eliminate
anything and everything that consumes energy but provides no benefit when on a
fast. Endorphins, the hormones that make us feel good and joyful after fasting,
are found in higher concentrations, according to research.
5-Reduces Cholesterol
It is well known that fasting
lowers triglycerides, which are the root cause of cardiac problems. Triglycerides
are the root cause of excessive levels of risky cholesterol. Remarkably, fasting
has no negative effects on the body's healthy cholesterol.
6-Enhances Your Youth
Animal ageing is slowed down by
fasting, according to research. Humans are still up for debate, but many people
hold the view that fasting lowers free radicals, which are chiefly accountable
for ageing. It is believed that fasting enhance your life with many health
benefits.
7-Encourages Heart Health
Another big benefit of fasting that it promotes your health heart. Fasting reduces bad cholesterol,
controls blood volume, and restores normal blood pressure. Animal studies have demonstrated
how to increase the heart's muscular efficiency and hasten the formation of its
blood arteries. You shouldn't fast if you have diabetes, high blood pressure, pregnant,
or are nursing a baby.
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Healthy heart after fasting. |
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