Fasting Tonic™
Fasting and caloric restriction are among the most potent lifestyle hacks for longevity, yet they’re also hard and pose significant challenges. Enter Fasting Tonic™ - a groundbreaking precision drink mix engineered to ease and enhance your fasting experience. The innovative formula is built around natural micro-beadlets that expand into prebiotic jelly in your stomach, helping you feel full (literally!) without chemicals or caffeine, while healing the gut, all without breaking your fast. Fasting Tonic™ goes beyond mere appetite management. It replenishes vital micronutrients and electrolytes lost during fasting, ensuring optimal hydration and combating fatigue. Plus, it's crafted to safeguard against muscle loss, a major concern with fasting routines, making it a comprehensive ally for your fasting journey.
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Revolutionize fasting, without breaking your fast
Why it’s different
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Fasting and caloric restriction
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Ease Hunger, Feel Full Naturally
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Replenish vital micronutrients
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Preserve Muscle Mass
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Helps Maintain a Healthy Weight
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Eases transition to eating
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Revitalize Gut Microbiome
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Maintain peak hydration
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Choose Fasting or Calorie Restriction
How to use
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Glucomannan
1,500 mg
Glucomannan, an extraordinary, highly soluble fiber from konjac root, supports fasting and longevity by creating a sensation of fullness, aiding in appetite control and weight management. It can absorb up to 50 times its weight in water, forming a gel-like substance in the stomach and creating a natural sensation of fullness. Research has shown that it can help keep blood glucose levels steady, a critical factor in staving off insulin resistance and healthy longevity (13). Additionally, it's heart-healthy, potentially lowering cholesterol and reducing cardiovascular disease risk. As a prebiotic, it nourishes gut bacteria, promoting a balanced microbiome linked to longer lifespan (38). -
Magnesium
25 mg
Magnesium plays a key role in energy production, bone health, and muscle function. Its importance is heightened during fasting or intermittent fasting, where it aids in energy production, maintains electrolyte balance, prevents muscle cramps, and supports mood and sleep. Beyond fasting, maintaining optimal magnesium levels is linked to a reduced risk of chronic diseases, contributing to longevity. Magnesium is so crucial for life that it is found in every single cell in the human body. (51-53). -
Ca-HMB (Calcium β-hydroxy-β-methylbutyrate)
375 mg
Calcium β-hydroxy-β-methylbutyrate (Ca-HMB), naturally produced from leucine metabolism in protein-rich foods, is popular in fitness and bodybuilding. Research is examining its benefits for healthy aging and longevity (28). Ca-HMB stimulates protein synthesis and prevents muscle breakdown, aiding in combating muscle loss due to aging and benefiting athletes and active individuals by maintaining or increasing muscle mass (26-29, 54). Jung+ boosts its effectiveness by adding Vitamin D, further enhancing its impact (30). -
Creatine
1,000 mg
Among the most studied compounds on earth, creatine, naturally produced from amino acids, is increasingly regarded as a potential longevity molecule. During fasting, it provides immediate energy for high-intensity activities, helping maintain physical performance (56). Supplementing with creatine boosts muscle mass and strength, essential for health and independence in aging (57). It also supports cognitive function, offering potential protection against neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's (58). Additionally, creatine aids in bone health, with long-term supplementation and resistance training improving bone mineral density in older adults (59). While found in milk, red meat, and seafood, you would need to drink 30 liters/7.9 gallons of milk to get an equivalent in one serving of Fasting Tonic™. -
Sodium, potassium, Chloride
Sodium, potassium, and chloride, key electrolytes, are crucial during fasting and for longevity. In fasting, they maintain electrolyte balance; sodium helps retain water while, together with potassium and chloride, regulates cellular water levels for hydration (43, 45). Potassium, vital for a healthy heartbeat and muscle function, is the body's third most abundant mineral. Sodium controls blood volume and pressure, essential for muscle and nerve function (48). A potassium-rich diet may reduce cardiovascular disease risk, important for healthy aging (19, 49). Proper sodium, potassium, and chloride balance also ensures stable kidney function, contributing to longevity (50). -
Aquamin™ mineralized seaweed
10 mg
Aquamin™, derived from the red algae Lithothamnion in the North Atlantic, is a natural multi-mineral supplement noted for its high calcium content and trace minerals like magnesium, iron, and zinc. Its uniqueness lies in the high bioavailability of these minerals, thanks to the algae's natural mineral absorption process (47). Aquamin™ supports bone health with its calcium richness and also benefits joint health, digestive wellness, and reduces inflammation. It contains at least 12% calcium, making it a potent supplement for various health needs (18, 40).
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Scientific studiеs
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Intermittent fasting (IF) and periodic fasting (PF) are gaining recognition as safe approaches to enhance longevity and improve overall health by targeting cellular aging and disease risk factors while exhibiting minimal side effects. Intermittent fasting, lasting anywhere from 12 to 48 hours and practiced once every 1 to 7 days, as well as periodic fasting, lasting 2 to 7 days and performed once per month or less frequently, can potentially prevent and treat various diseases. This article overviews the different fasting strategies and their effects on longevity across various organisms, from yeast to humans. It establishes connections between fasting and the primary nutrient-sensing signaling pathways, emphasizing the advantages of fasting and refeeding periods. Additionally, it examines the therapeutic potential of IF and PF, specifically focusing on cancer, autoimmunity, neurodegeneration, and metabolic and cardiovascular diseases. We also address the potential side effects of IF and PF (7).
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Impact of Electrolyte Supplementation on Fluid Balance and Athletic Performance During Intense Exercise
Water, comprising 60-70% of the human body, is vital for maintaining homeostasis and distributing essential nutrients like minerals, vitamins, and electrolytes. Proper hydration, influenced by factors like gender, environment, diet, and physiological processes, is particularly crucial during exercise to maintain electrolyte balance and prevent dehydration-related health issues such as increased blood viscosity and reduced oxygen delivery. During physical activities, hormones like ADH and aldosterone regulate water and electrolyte levels, but hydration with plain water alone can risk hyponatremia, leading to confusion and seizures. In a study comparing regular water with an electrolyte drink (3RINK) on exercise performance and recovery, 10 young men exercised on a treadmill and consumed either fluid before and after exercising. Results showed higher total body, intracellular, and extracellular water levels with 3RINK consumption post-exercise. While no significant changes were found in certain hormones, differences in hematocrit and sodium levels were noted based on the fluid type. The study concluded that electrolyte intake before and after exhaustive exercise enhances water retention, and exercise capacity, and reduces fatigue more effectively than water (61).
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This study explored the effects of dietary fiber supplementation on gut microbiota and associated metabolites in relation to obesity indicators. In a 12-week double-blind, placebo-controlled trial with 53 overweight or obese adults, participants were randomly assigned to consume either a pea fiber supplement or a control. Blood and fecal samples were analyzed at the start and end of the trial. The study revealed that fiber significantly altered fecal short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) and bile acids, with increased acetate levels and decreased levels of several bile acids. Gut microbiota was also differentially modulated, with an increase in SCFA producer Lachnospira in the pea fiber group, and a decrease in the control group. Notably, the change in participant body weight negatively correlated with their change in Lachnospira abundance. This study shows how pea fiber may influence the interaction between gut microbiota and host metabolism in obesity (62).
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This study aimed to assess if supplementation with calcium β-hydroxy-β-methylbutyrate (HMB) and vitamin D3 could improve muscle function and strength in older adults. Participants over 60 years old with low vitamin D levels were randomly assigned to four groups: control with no exercise, HMB+D with no exercise, control with exercise, and HMB+D with exercise. The study found that HMB+D supplementation significantly improved lean body mass and knee extension peak torque in non-exercising participants at 6 and 3 months, respectively. Furthermore, HMB+D supplementation improved a composite functional index, including handgrip, Get Up, and Get Up and Go measurements changes, in non-exercising participants at 3, 6, and 12 months (30).
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This study investigated the effects of creatine supplementation during a period of energy restriction in male resistance trainers. The participants were given a diet of 75.3 kJ (18 kcal) x kg(-1) x d(-1) (54.7% carbohydrate, 21.3% protein, and 24.0% fat) for four days. Creatine supplemented group demonstrated significant increases in muscle total creatine and creatine phosphate of 15-16% over the energy restriction period, whereas the placebo group had no changes in muscle creatine. Although both groups saw similar decreases in body weight and body fat percentage, the difference in fat-free mass was smaller in the creatine group. Furthermore, when adjusted for body weight, total work done during the sprints showed a trend toward being 3.8% higher in the creatine group. This suggests that creatine supplementation during short-term energy restriction might increase muscle creatine levels and potentially enhance sprint performance (63).
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Here's what our customers say
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Feeling unstoppable
I forgot what it felt like to feel energized. I was so overrun with fatigue for many years that I just got used to it but once I started taking Jung, I began to feel more alert, have stronger performance both mentally and physically, and my mood elevated as well. In the gym, I was instantly able to lift more weights and feel that I was able to perform sprints more easily. I recover more quickly from the hard training that I do and overall, I feel fantastic!
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Youth in a pill
Makes me feel amazing!
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I feel like I have gotten younger
I simply feel like I have more energy to do everything. This is like a caffeine jolt without any of the side effects. I am hoping these results continue and build on what is currently happening? I'm willing to continue for a couple of months to find out.
FAQ’s
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I plan a prolonged fast (multiple days). Can I use Fasting tonic?
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How many servings of Fasting tonic a day I could take?
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Can Fasting Tonic™ cause upset stomach?
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Can I take Fasting Tonic™ during a ketogenic diet?
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Will this break my fast?
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How do I use this for Calorie Restriction or Weight Management?
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I want something stronger - can I use two scoops in my cup?
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I'm new to fasting. Do you have any advice?
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Does Fasting Tonic replace all food during calorie restriction?
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