There is no precise scientific evidence proving that fasting directly leads to the complete cure of cancer. However, it can have secondary benefits and reduce the risk of developing cancer.
In a recent study, a group of American doctors and researchers emphasized that fasting helps reduce the body’s calorie intake. This, in turn, slows down the division of cancer cells and lowers the risk of various types of cancer, such as skin cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer, colon cancer, and others.
e) Treatment of Overweight and Obesity
Fasting significantly helps individuals suffering from obesity and excess weight gradually and easily shed extra pounds. During fasting, food intake decreases, leading to a reduction in stored body fat. Additionally, the liver utilizes stored sugars and fats, converting them into energy to compensate for the body’s essential activities. Moreover, a significant amount of water stored in body tissues is consumed, which effectively contributes to weight loss.
f) Treatment of Sexual Dysfunction
Fasting is considered one of the effective methods for treating sexual dysfunction. According to studies published on the official website of the Scientific Miracles of the Quran and Sunnah Commission, fasting for ten consecutive days significantly reduces the secretion of sex hormones, thereby decreasing an individual’s sexual desire and temporarily weakening their sexual strength. However, this weakness is temporary, and after a few days of normal eating, hormone secretion returns to a higher level than before fasting. This process does not negatively impact fertility rates.
Additionally, research has shown that fasting enhances the activity of the reproductive glands and significantly improves their efficiency. It has been proven that fasting increases sperm count and enhances male sexual potency up to ten times compared to pre-fasting levels. This can aid in treating various cases of infertility and sexual dysfunction. Moreover, fasting has been shown to boost female hormone secretion and improve the ovulation process, significantly helping in the treatment of many cases of infertility in women.
g) Treatment of Other Diseases Through Fasting
Beyond these illnesses, reports and scientific research suggest that fasting can serve as an effective treatment for several diseases, including respiratory diseases, skin disorders, cardiovascular conditions (such as arteriosclerosis, diabetes, high blood pressure, and cholesterol), eye diseases, and detoxification of the body.
Nevertheless, fasting should not be considered the sole remedy for physical and psychological illnesses; consulting specialized medical professionals is essential. While fasting can aid in the improvement of certain diseases and, in some cases, even contribute to a complete cure, medical advice should always be sought.
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