Does hunger make you able to hold your breathe longer?

When I hadn't eaten food for days, I became able to hold my breathe for 2 minutes and 15 seconds, which is my record but after I started eating food, I became unable to hold my breathe longer than 1 minute and 30 seconds. I start suffering after 45 seconds and other 45 seconds is going with the.suffering.

I did my record, which is 2 minutes and 15 seconds when I hadn't eaten food for days.

 

I worry about you, since breath control is the fetish that kills the largest number of people in the UK. It goes back hundreds of years and is featured in the opening of the play "The Ruling Class" , although the vast majority of people watching the play (or film) are completely oblivious to what is going on.
Like all hallucinating drugs, the high is developed by starving the brain of oxygen. In nature, it happens to allow us to die peacefully, rather than writhing around in agony.
In play, people stupidly cover their mouth, often by putting a plastic bag over their head, then become too disorientated to remove it.

While I know that this does not apply to you and native pearl fishers can hold their breath for more than 5 minutes, playing about with your blood oxygen levels is still a dangerous game that is taking you near to cardiac arrest every time.

In answer to your question, your body organs consume quite a large amount of oxygen during the metabolising of food, mostly in the stomach and small intestine, so what you say does make some sense.
That is why, taking a run after eating a large meal is not advised and football teams eat their meal after the match. I am quite certain that for all physical sports, at competition level, the coaches give a lot of consideration to eating patterns, using glucose drinks, rather than food to provide the bursts of energy needed during the event.

Judging by your sequence of pictures, your body needs to loose some fat, but starving yourself is NOT the answer, since when your small intestine drains, your body starts converting more sugars into fat, rather than less. This is why you feel weak when you are hungry.

Sorry to be such a killjoy.

 

This is why I cannot commit suicide. You see I cannot even keep my breath until I pass out. I cannot stand the pain. Even one jumps from height, if the place is not too high, he is likely to die of not being able to be breathing. This is what I am likely to experience aside from broken bones. When I consider these facts, it looks like I will have to keep living.

There is also religion side of it but we don't know if it is true or not.

 

After 39 days of being sober, I drank, by the way.

 

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