Why is fasting practised? The secret beyond discipline

By Amrith Chandran

Fasting triggers autophagy, where cells remove damaged components and recycle proteins for improved cellular health

It improves insulin sensitivity, helping the body regulate blood sugar and reduce risk of metabolic diseases.

Fasting activates metabolic switching, shifting the body from glucose use to fat burning for energy.

It can reduce inflammation and oxidative stress, supporting better immune and cellular function.

Fasting stimulates human growth hormone (HGH) release, which helps preserve muscle and support metabolism.

It may enhance brain health by increasing neuroprotective factors like BDNF, supporting memory and learning.

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