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What happens to your body during fasting? In this video, we take you on a simple and enjoyable journey inside the human body, from the last bite of suhoor (pre-dawn meal) to the first sip of water at sunset. Does the body shut down during fasting? Where do the brain, heart, and muscles get their energy? What does the liver do? And why do we sometimes feel hungry, thirsty, and have headaches? We'll explain in an easy way how the body uses the fuel from the meal, then the glycogen stores in the liver, and then its increased reliance on fat. We'll also explain how the kidneys try to conserve water during fasting hours. This video explains fasting, hunger during fasting, thirst during Ramadan, the body's energy during fasting, insulin, glucagon, glycogen, ketones, the liver, kidneys, stored fat, and the digestive system in a simple and clear way suitable for everyone. Important note: This content is for general information only and does not replace consulting a doctor, especially for those with a chronic condition such as diabetes or kidney disease, or those taking regular medications. Write in the comments: What do you notice most about your body during fasting? Hunger, thirst, or energy changes? #Fasting #Ramadan #WhatHappensToYourBodyDuringFasting #HumanBody #FastingAndTheBody #BenefitsOfFasting #FastingInRamadan #Hunger #Thirst #Suhoor #Iftar #Liver #Kidneys #Insulin #Glycogen #Ketones #Fats #DigestiveSystem #HealthInformation #MedicalInformation #GeneralInformation #DidYouKnow #UsefulInformation #HealthCulture #OneMoreTip