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Adverse Effects of Islamic Fasting

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    This article discusses the numerous adverse effects of Islamic fasting (Sawm) that have been observed using scientific studies and news sources.

    Medical fasting can have health benefits. However, Medical fasting differs from Islamic fasting, and contrary to popular Muslim beliefs, Islamic fasting, unlike Medical fasting, has numerous adverse effects. As we will explain here, Islamic fasting has significant harmful effects on health, national economy and productivity, crime rate, public safety and social behavior. Health effects include heat stress, dehydration, migraines and, for lactating women, the nutritional make-up of their milk, amongst others.

    In a recent study done on the Arab world, diseases linked to cholesterol and diabetes increased by 27.65% because of overeating. Other health effects include
    Dehydration

    further info;

    http//wikiislam.net/wiki/Adverse_Effects_of_Islamic_Fasting

    Happy Fasting -[

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      This article discusses the numerous adverse effects of Islamic fasting (Sawm) that have been observed using scientific studies and news sources.

      Medical fasting can have health benefits. However, Medical fasting differs from Islamic fasting, and contrary to popular Muslim beliefs, Islamic fasting, unlike Medical fasting, has numerous adverse effects. As we will explain here, Islamic fasting has significant harmful effects on health, national economy and productivity, crime rate, public safety and social behavior. Health effects include heat stress, dehydration, migraines and, for lactating women, the nutritional make-up of their milk, amongst others.

      In a recent study done on the Arab world, diseases linked to cholesterol and diabetes increased by 27.65% because of overeating. Other health effects include
      Dehydration

      further info;

      http//wikiislam.net/wiki/Adverse_Effects_of_Islamic_Fasting

      Happy Fasting -[

      You post a long article but there are no names of researchers or sources to be seen any where, such studies are usually referred to as BS.
      Your posts have shown how much you like to show that Islam is all wrong. Well maybe you are right, as believers only will benefit from Islam. For you, sadly, there will only be confusion, no matter how many valid studies are given you to read and attempt to understand.
      pr

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        You post a long article but there are no names of researchers or sources to be seen any where, such studies are usually referred to as BS.
        Your posts have shown how much you like to show that Islam is all wrong. Well maybe you are right, as believers only will benefit from Islam. For you, sadly, there will only be confusion, no matter how many valid studies are given you to read and attempt to understand.
        pr

        I can't Thank God enough for showing me what life is all about. Only he finds Him who looks for Him.

        you havn't found him yet

        peace

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          GODsubmitter
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          Thank you @357 for the article.

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            justamuslim
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            do you really need studies? seriously? God gave us the Koran and brain.

            i find islamic fasting anything but islamic with people acting so holier than thou, overeating at iftar parties, decrease in productivity, increase in irritability....

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              voodooH

              You post a long article but there are no names of researchers or sources to be seen any where, such studies are usually referred to as BS.
              Your posts have shown how much you like to show that Islam is all wrong. Well maybe you are right, as believers only will benefit from Islam. For you, sadly, there will only be confusion, no matter how many valid studies are given you to read and attempt to understand.
              pr

              Take a look at the site, scroll down and you will find the references to the studies. And please angry woman don't use offensive words as "bs". And for your kind information there are people here who doesn't interpret "sawm" as "fasting" as you do, so please respect that although it makes you more angry then you already are. You Angry woman.

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