For a very short time, then your body starts to feed on muscle. That includes the heart muscle. Heart failure is the number one killer of anorexic bulemics. You get to a point where there is nothing left for the body to feed on, and it shuts down organs in turn until it shuts down the heart and brain.
Yes but it is water not fat.
studies show starving yourself does not help one lose body fat. some experiments concluded an increase of body fat after self starvation. a more effective and healthy way is through excercise and dieting
To lose abdominal fat, both diet and exercise combined will get you the most results. You will need to exercise to build lean muscles to help burn off the fat, and a clean diet will be needed to fuel your body so that it does not try to retain the fat due to starvation.
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Yes, overweight individuals can experience starvation despite having excess fat reserves. Starvation occurs when the body does not receive enough nutrients to function properly, regardless of the amount of stored fat.
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When you stop eating, your body will initially use up its stored glycogen for energy. After that, it will start breaking down fat stores for energy. Muscle breakdown typically occurs after prolonged periods of starvation when fat stores are depleted.
No the heart does not lose mass.
if one wants to lose weight quickest way to lose weight, which for some may be starvation.
No your body goes into a starvation mode if you don't eat often enough. So what happens is your body will store fat to survive on through out the day and not actually burn fat. If you eat that same amount of food spread through out the day your metabolism will kick in and you will actually lose more weight then starving yourself.
It is scientifically proven that you lose baby fat by age 9. Some lose it at 10
If you are in starvation mode, you should definitely see a doctor first! It will not burn off fat first, it will start burning off muscle.