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Fasting is increasingly recognized for its potential anti-parasitic action, offering a unique approach to combating parasitic infections. The mechanism behind this benefit is thought to stem from the body's adaptive response to the absence of food. During fasting, the body undergoes various metabolic changes, including the activation of autophagy, a cellular cleanup process that may help eliminate parasites or reduce their ability to thrive. Additionally, fasting can alter the gut environment, making it less hospitable for certain parasites by reducing available nutrients and disrupting their life cycle. While this approach shows promise, more research is needed to fully understand and harness the anti-parasitic effects of fasting, especially in terms of its application in medical practice. This method should be considered complementary to traditional treatments and undertaken under medical supervision.

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