There are seasons in life when the body begins to whisper—then cry—for help, and no one seems to know why. The scans are clean, the tests “normal,” yet the fatigue, pain, or inflammation lingers like an uninvited guest. That space between knowing and not knowing can feel unbearable. It’s often where faith, science, and curiosity begin to meet. Fasting, once known primarily as a spiritual discipline, is being rediscovered as a biological recalibration—one that may allow the body to rest deeply enough to reveal what’s hidden beneath constant input and stimulation. When the Body Speaks Its Own Language   Recently,…