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Impact on the environment resulting from the incorporation of the "48-Hour Fasting" regimen as a novel dietary practice in the current context of energy, illustrated through the case of Morocco

Article scientifique 2024 Anglais

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Abstract Confronted with the myriad challenges currently confronting the world, or those that may emerge in the very near future, pressing questions are emerging from the minds of all those with benevolent intentions. These inquiries primarily revolve around issues related to energy and the environment, extending to the food security of around 8 billion human beings on Earth. Given the gravity of these overarching threats, decisive and immediate action is imperative. Although a wealth of ideas exists, the crux lies in the amalgamation of these ideas and a genuine commitment on our part, serving as the key to a future that is less shrouded in uncertainty. It is within this framework that this work underscores the potential of a highly specific dietary approach in mitigating the detrimental impact of human activity on planet Earth. While this study may depict a form of objectification of human beings, possibly prompting individuals to idealize themselves and pursue exceptionally challenging goals, it also serves as a powerful symbol of the right to information. Its purpose is to raise public awareness of such realities. This study emphasizes the need for an open-minded approach and, crucially, underscores the importance of medical expertise, as human health is inherently complex and varies on a case-by-case basis, extending beyond mere statistical analysis.

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Othmane, E., Fahoume, M. (2024). Impact on the environment resulting from the incorporation of the "48-Hour Fasting" regimen as a novel dietary practice in the current context of energy, illustrated through the case of Morocco. https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-4066118/v1

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