Fasting Part 5

 

Garth Heckman 

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Mental Effects:

• Increased Focus and Clarity: Some report heightened mental clarity and focus due to increased adrenaline and ketones.
• Mood Changes: Can vary; some experience improved mood, while others may feel irritable or anxious.
• Cognitive Enhancement: Studies suggest potential benefits for cognitive function and memory.  

Emotional Effects:

• Sense of Accomplishment: Completing a long fast can boost self-esteem and confidence.   
• Emotional Regulation: Fasting may promote mindfulness and self-awareness, potentially improving emotional regulation.   
• Increased Stress: The body perceives fasting as a stressor, which can exacerbate existing anxiety or stress.  

If you long for a deeper relationship with God or if you face a crisis or situation of special need, adding fasting to your prayer is a way God has given us to seek Him more earnestly. If you make fasting

a regular part of relationship with God, you will never regret it. For He has said, “You will seek me and find me, when you seek me with all your heart” (Jer. 29:13)

Spiritual Effects: