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By: TheJestPress.com
GAZA STRIP—After months of acute food shortages, new research conducted accidentally by 2.2 million unwilling participants in Gaza confirms what scientists have long suspected: Not eating is, in fact, not great for the human body.
Our intrepid correspondents (after eating a full breakfast) dug into the gritty world of “extreme dieting”—which the Gazan population now refers to as “Wednesday.” Turns out, when food exits your daily routine like a diplomat late for a UN meeting, several key bodily features become, let’s say, “less ambitious.”
Medical experts explain that, at first, the stomach lets off a polite growl, like a forgetful houseguest hinting for snacks. Phase two kicks in when hunger pangs evolve into elaborate musical numbers performed entirely by your intestines. “By day four, my stomach performed Hamilton—twice,” one local told us, looking at a lone olive pit with longing.
In the grand finale, the body responds to prolonged food deprivation by slowing metabolism, conserving energy, and converting hope into a renewable source of sarcasm. Eyewitnesses report relatives arguing over imaginary appetizers—a phenomenon doctors call “hallucinatory hors d’oeuvres.”
Malnutrition affects mental faculties too. One resident tried to eat a United Nations report—finding it “surprisingly dry, lacking in substance, but easier to chew through than actual policy changes.”
Global leaders, upon learning starving people face dire health consequences, responded by sending more emails. “We pledge to keep watching the situation until our own lunch breaks,” promised one ambassador, before biting into a croissant.
In conclusion, this ongoing human experiment in Gaza reveals a shocking truth: Without food, people get hungrier, crankier, and more sarcastic—potentially fueling the world’s next wave of passive-aggressive cuisine reviews.
Will the world finally take action? Or will Gazans need to resort to eating international promises? Stay tuned.
By: TheJestPress.com
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