What can I drink while intermittent fasting without breaking my fast?Updated 3 months ago
Happy Being - What can I drink while intermittent fasting?
FAQ — Health & Lifestyle
What can I drink while intermittent fasting without breaking my fast?
Happy Being White Tea is one of the best choices for your fasting window — here's why.
✓ Fast-friendly
Happy Being White Tea is very low in calories, free of fast-breaking ingredients, and packed with polyphenols that actively support your fast.
Why Happy Being works during a fast
🍵
Get the most out of fasting without breaking it
Happy Being's White Tea is formulated with ingredients that are gentle during a fasting window — no proteins, no sugars, nothing that triggers an insulin response. Just hydration, polyphenols, and plant-based support that works with your fast, not against it.
Four reasons it's a great fasting choice
📈
Very low in calories
At just 20 calories per can, Happy Being is unlikely to meaningfully disrupt your fasted state — keeping you in the zone while still giving you something to enjoy.
20 calories per can
🌿
Polyphenol support
Polyphenols actively support cellular repair and reduce inflammation — two of the key benefits your body is already working on during a fast.
Supports cellular repair
💧
Hydrating and soothing
Staying hydrated during a fast is essential. Happy Being is a delicious, soothing way to maintain hydration without reaching for something that breaks your fast.
Fasting window friendly
❌
Nothing fast-breaking
No added sugars, sweeteners, or proteins that might trigger an insulin response or disrupt the metabolic state you're working to maintain.
No fast-breaking ingredients
✨
Simply put — Happy Being works with your fast
Whether you're doing 16:8, OMAD, or any other fasting protocol, Happy Being White Tea is designed to support your body during the fasting window — not disrupt it. Hydrating, calming, and quietly working to support cellular repair while you do.
Make your fast feel good
Your first order comes with our 30-day Happiness Guarantee.