During the holy month of Ramadan, we see fasting have a positive effect on work performance, contrary to claims that it reduces

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Some employees may be less productive during Ramadan because of fatigue, hunger, thirst, or headaches that

some of us experience. These negative effects, however, result from unhealthy individual habits during the holy month, such as not eating

energy-giving foods or consuming too many stimulants after iftar.

We can fully benefit from fasting and boost productivity by following a healthy diet.

and avoiding bad habits.

Here are 5 positive effects of fasting on work performance during the holy month:

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Maintaining inner peace

On an ordinary day, some of us may often feel angry, lose our temper, or find ourselves getting into conflicts. However,

the atmosphere and spirituality of Ramadan have a positive effect on Muslims. Fasting is a form of personal development in which

we nurture, refine, and elevate ourselves. Muslims avoid anger and emotional outbursts as they strive to uphold good conduct.

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These practices lead us to feel calm, find peace of heart, and feel more at ease. Some of us emerge from the complications of daily life

and strive to make the most of this month. This brings a sense of peace that carries over into our work, because work is, of course, an act of worship, and no one

who is fasting wants to fall short; that is why they give their very best.

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Reducing depression

Achieving inner peace can, in turn, help improve many psychological and neurological disorders and illnesses,

such as depression, anxiety, and mania. These conditions may result from the increased stress of everyday life, but they become less common during the holy month

thanks to its spiritual and faith-centered atmosphere.

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Improving health

Fasting can improve health in several ways, which can reduce sick leave and underperformance

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One health benefit of fasting is that it improves overall digestive system function and helps treat many related conditions, such as irritable

bowel syndrome, bloating, and chronic gastritis, in addition to helping reduce high blood pressure and diabetes—conditions that may result from

Obesity or excess weight.

Fasting lowers levels of harmful cholesterol in the blood and raises levels of beneficial cholesterol, which has a positive effect on

heart and blood vessel health.

The heart also gets a rest during fasting, as its rate drops to 60 beats per minute, saving it 28,800 beats every 24 hours. Fasting also

helps smokers cut down on this harmful habit. By the end of the month, smokers may find that they no longer suffer from headaches

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On a typical day, you may spend a long time on certain activities that interrupt your work several times, such as eating

Food, drinks, and smoking are off the table, so you’ll find you have more time during the workday to finish your tasks

and increase productivity.

Employees also avoid side conversations and stop gossiping out of respect for the customs of the holy month, which has

a positive effect on work as well.

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Boosting the body’s energy

Contrary to the common belief that fasting causes lethargy and laziness, it actually helps fuel the body with energy by promoting the production of large quantities

of mitochondria, which are responsible for energy production. This happens after food is burned in the body, because mitochondria

Located in the brain, they help increase its power by supplying it with the energy it needs.