What Happens to Your Cells if You Don't Eat?
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Over centuries, humans have developed an intricate and adaptive cellular response to periods of food deprivation, allowing for survival during times of famine. When you don't eat, your body orchestrates a complex, choreographed series of events at the cellular level to conserve energy and find alternative fuel sources. This process reveals the remarkable resilience of your cells in the face of nutrient scarcity, leveraging internal resources to maintain vital functions.
