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jejum

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Also known as fast

redução das refeições

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Fasting is the practice of refraining from eating, and sometimes drinking, for a period of time. From a physiological perspective, fasting refers to the metabolic state that occurs after a meal has been fully digested and absorbed—a process that typically begins 3–5 hours after eating—or simply the state of not having eaten overnight before breakfast.

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Vinony's link graph records 1,900 inbound references to jejum, and connects out to Yiddish dialects, intermittent fasting and Korean Buddhism.

Vinony files it under Asceticism, Biologically based therapies and Diets.

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Article · Português

Jejum é a privação de comida ou redução das refeições diárias a uma só durante um período. Existem diversos motivos que levam uma pessoa a fazer jejum, sendo os principais religiosos ou medicinais. Outros motivos incluem a greve de fome política.

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