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No, for fasting blood work the safe rule is water only; hot tea can change results unless your lab tells you otherwise.

Yes, you can drink ginger–turmeric tea during a fast if it’s plain, unsweetened, and truly calorie-free.

No, drinking Horlicks during intermittent fasting breaks the fast because it contains calories and sugars.

Yes, fruit-infused water without sweeteners is fine during a fasting window; juice, sugar, milk, or eating the fruit ends the fast.

Yes, for calorie-free health fasts; no, for dry religious fasts—jeera water counts as drinking.

Yes, drinking juice adds calories during intermittent fasting and ends the fasting period under standard time-restricted plans.

No, keto coffee during intermittent fasting adds calories that end a strict fast; plain black coffee usually fits most fasting plans.

No, classic keto coffee with butter or MCT breaks a fasting window; only plain black coffee keeps a strict fast.

No, kombucha breaks a fasting window because it contains sugar, calories, and small amounts of alcohol and caffeine.

No, kombucha during a fasting window counts as calories and ends a strict fast, due to residual sugar and trace alcohol.