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Solid foods break your fast and cause your body to reenter the fed state, which lasts for several hours as your body breaks down and digests your food ( 1 ). However, water doesn't affect blood sugar or insulin levels. Therefore, you can safely drink it while intermittent fasting.
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Read More »Figuring out what you can eat or drink during a fast can be challenging. In particular, many people wonder whether water is OK to drink. While water is generally fine to drink while fasting, the full answer isn’t as simple as it seems. Guidelines vary depending on the type of fast and the reason that you’re fasting. This article explains whether you can drink water while doing certain types of fasts. Share on Pinterest Marc Tran/Stocksy United Intermittent fasting Intermittent fasting is an eating pattern in which you abstain from food for certain periods of time, often either 12–16 hours each day or 24 hours once or twice per week. Fasting results in lower blood sugar and insulin levels. Yet, solid foods increase your blood sugar levels and stimulate the secretion of insulin, which is the hormone that carries sugar from your bloodstream to your cells ( 1 ). Solid foods break your fast and cause your body to reenter the fed state, which lasts for several hours as your body breaks down and digests your food ( 1 ). However, water doesn’t affect blood sugar or insulin levels. Therefore, you can safely drink it while intermittent fasting. In fact, it’s recommended to drink water to help you stay hydrated during an intermittent fast. What about dry fasting? The main exception is dry fasting, which restricts all foods and liquids, including water, for a specific amount of time. Some people do a dry fast while intermittent fasting. However, because dry fasting may be linked to dehydration and other health complications, you should talk with a healthcare provider before trying it. summary Water does not affect blood sugar or insulin levels and is usually permitted during intermittent fasting. Dry fasting is the main type of fasting that doesn’t allow water. Fasting before medical procedures If you’re preparing for a medical procedure, you’re often advised to fast for 8–12 hours beforehand. Typically, this type of fasting helps ensure that you have an empty stomach during surgery, minimizing the risk of complications like vomiting, regurgitation, and aspiration ( 2 ). Because clear liquids like water are quickly digested, some medical professionals may allow you to drink water up to 2 hours before your procedure ( 3 , 4 ). Still, it’s very important to check with your medical team about specific guidelines for drinking water prior to your procedure. summary While clear liquids are sometimes permitted for up to 2 hours before medical procedures, it’s best to check with your healthcare team for specific guidance. Other fast-friendly drinks Aside from water, you can drink other calorie-free beverages to keep you hydrated while doing intermittent fasting. These include: black coffee
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