The effects of a hunger strike on the body

The video explains the body's response to prolonged fasting. Initially, the body uses glycogen, glucose, and fats, leading to weakness and dizziness. In the first two days, physical changes occur, such as pale skin, acetone breath, and furred tongue. By days 2-4, headaches and weight loss are common as the body burns fat and muscle. Between days 7-10, toxic substances build up in the blood, but are gradually cleaned out. After 10-20 days, activity may increase, but extreme weakness and fatigue set in. Without food, organ damage and death can occur.

How does the body respond to internal toxicosis during fasting?

What are the potential consequences of not consuming food for an extended period?