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Intermittent fasting may help lower A1C by aiding weight loss and insulin response when used with safe meals, movement, and medical care.

Intermittent fasting can aid weight and glucose control in some people with diabetes, but it also brings risks that need medical review.

Intermittent fasting works by shortening your eating window so insulin falls, your body switches to stored fat, and cells shift into repair mode.

Intermittent fasting can lower inflammation by improving blood sugar, reducing visceral fat, and nudging cells into repair mode.

You cut weight fast by using a modest calorie deficit, daily movement, and steady habits that protect your health instead of harsh crash diets.

Wrestlers cut weight fast with small, planned changes in food, water, and training while staying within medical and rule limits.

No, most calorie-free painkillers do not break an intermittent fast, but oral tablets usually end strict religious fasts that forbid swallowing.

No, taking a shower while fasting does not break the fast as long as water does not reach the throat or inner body on purpose.

No, watching mukbang while fasting does not break your fast, but it can stir cravings and reduce the spiritual and health benefits of fasting.

Watching TikTok does not break a fast by itself, but sinful content and mindless scrolling can drain the reward and weaken your fasting goals.