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Yes—flavored beans without add-ins keep a fast intact; syrups, sweeteners, milk, or cream end a fasting period.

Yes, during a fasting window you can drink zero-calorie electrolytes; avoid sugar, protein, and creamer-type additives.

No, diet soda during fasting blood work can skew certain results; only plain water is advised.

Yes, during a fasting window, unsweetened green tea is allowed; avoid sugars, creamers, and add-ins that carry calories.

Yes, detox water can fit during intermittent fasting if it adds no calories; fruit juice, sweeteners, or muddled bits break the fast.

Yes, fruit-infused water during a fast is fine if no juice, sugar, or pulp enters; strict medical or religious fasts allow plain water only.

No, espresso ahead of a fasting blood draw can nudge glucose and lipids; stick to plain water unless your clinician says otherwise.

No, fasting blood tests call for plain water only unless your clinic gives written exceptions.

Yes, plain cinnamon tea during intermittent fasting fits the rules; sweeteners or milk add calories and end the fast.

No, coffee with cream breaks a fast for most fasting goals; choose black coffee or wait for your eating window.