Water Fasting Timer

Water Fasting Timer – Track Your Fast with Precision

Fasting is a powerful way to detox, burn fat, and improve metabolic health. But sticking to a water fasting routine requires discipline, timing, and motivation. That's where our Water Fasting Timer helps. Whether you're doing a 16-hour intermittent fast or a 72-hour prolonged fast, our tool keeps you on track by calculating start time, expected end time, elapsed hours, and time remaining—visualized beautifully using a progress chart.

What is Water Fasting?

Water fasting is a form of fasting where you consume only water for a specific duration—typically ranging from 16 to 72 hours or more. During this time, the body transitions into fat-burning mode, enabling processes like autophagy, hormonal balance, and improved insulin sensitivity. It is often used for weight loss, mental clarity, or therapeutic detoxification.

How Does This Fasting Timer Work?

  • 📅 Set your desired fasting duration using the slider (12–168 hours).
  • ⏰ Choose your starting time (current time is set by default).
  • 📈 The timer calculates:
    • Your start and end time
    • Elapsed fasting hours
    • Remaining hours
  • 🎯 A doughnut chart displays your progress visually.

Why Use a Fasting Timer?

  • Stay Motivated: Visual feedback helps you stick to your goals.
  • Track Progress: Know how much you’ve completed and what’s left.
  • Plan Better: Align your fasting end time with meals or workouts.
  • No Sign-up: It’s free, easy, and instant—no login required.

FAQs – Water Fasting Timer

1. What is the ideal fasting duration?

Common fasts include 16 hours (intermittent), 24 hours (OMAD), or 48–72 hours (extended fast). Choose based on your health goals and consult a doctor for longer fasts.

2. Can I drink anything during a water fast?

Yes, you can drink plain water, mineral water, or black coffee/tea without sugar or milk. Avoid anything that raises insulin levels.

3. Can I use this tool for intermittent fasting?

Absolutely. You can set the duration to 14, 16, or 18 hours—popular for intermittent fasting—and track your progress in real time.