Finally, electrolytes that are fun, easy, and metabolically negligible.
FASTcycl is a solid electrolyte tablet that dissolves on your tongue.
Intentionally tart, no sweet spiral.
Think lemon drop vibes, not Kool-Aid.
No powders to mix. No salty drinks to choke down. No wondering what’s hiding on the label.
Pucker up, place a tablet on your tongue, and carry on.
For moments when minerals are running low, and your mouth is bored.
I’m working on the first batch. Fill in this form, and I’ll let you know when they are ready.
No powder. No salty drink. No giant bottle.
Just a tiny tart electrolyte tablet made specifically for people sick of sweet electrolytes
Simple Ingredients
Sea salt •
Magnesium malate •
Potassium •
Organic freeze-dried lemon •
Organic freeze-dried raspberry •
Monk fruit
That’s it.
No dextrose. No sugar alcohols. No proprietary blend.
Flavor doesn’t automatically mean you’re not fasting.
Think about black coffee or unsweetened tea – flavor and no meaningful calories, sugar, or carbohydrates.
FASTcycl takes a similar approach — flavor without sugar or meaningful calories, plus the electrolytes you want.
This is nothing like soda, sports drinks, or gum.
Pucker up, pop up to 5 little tablets and let them melt in your mouth, then have a refreshing glass of water.
Interrupt the craving
Sometimes a craving is less about needing food and more about wanting flavor or stimulation.
A bold tart tablet gives your mouth something completely different to focus on.
Goodbye dry mouth
Tart flavors naturally stimulate saliva, which can make a dry fasting mouth feel much better.
Reset a bored palate
Bright lemon and raspberry give your taste buds a sharp change from plain water.
Fasting-friendly electrolytes
Sodium, potassium, and magnesium in a simple format designed with fasting in mind.
Wait… Monk Fruit During a Fast?
If you’re serious about fasting, seeing any sweetener on an ingredient list
can make you suspicious.
That’s why FASTcycl uses pure monk fruit extract — not a monk-fruit blend
bulked with dextrose, maltodextrin, erythritol, or another sweetener.
Monk fruit gets its intense sweetness primarily from compounds called
mogrosides, rather than from sugar.
We use a tiny amount — just enough to soften the sharpest edges of the lemon and raspberry.
The goal isn’t to make FASTcycl taste sweet. The goal is tart, bright, and refreshing.
Research on non-nutritive sweeteners and cephalic insulin responses is more nuanced
than many fasting claims make it sound. Human studies suggest these anticipatory insulin
responses are generally small and inconsistent.
That’s why I prefer to describe FASTcycl as metabolically negligible rather than promise that tasting
anything has literally zero physiological effect.
Built to avoid the glucose spike.
FASTcycl isn’t a candy pretending to be an electrolyte.
And it isn’t a sports drink squeezed into tablet form.
I’m creating it specifically around what I want during a fast:
A bold tart flavor.
No mixing.
No clumpy powder.
No giant bottle of salty water.
Want to Try FASTcycl?
I’m working on the first Lemon Raspberry batch now.
FASTcycl • Fasting Made Easier