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You really dont lose a whole lot either way. Think about saying "im gonna do a 5 day diet, I bet I can lose all my fat".
I did a very light work out 1 time during a several day fast. Usually not reccomended though, cuz you arent really intaking protein to rebuild the torn muscle. Also, your body has priorities. If you are injured, or have some internal thing your body wants to fix, working out would tear your muscle, and just make your body be able to half ass fix both. So I wouldnt work out. Just do a killer workout a couple days before the fast. You are supposed to take a week off working out occasionally anyways 
You are at homeostasis right now, your body is used to bein at that weight etc... So after the fast dont be surprised if you get some of the weight back. Just make sure its muscle not fat 
I wouldnt do any supplements, again the whole point is to make your body do as little work as possible digesting, and packaging, and shipping, and burning as possible. You want it to be able to focus on itself internally. Fasts should usually be a time of low energy output. Right now im on a sales floor so im walking around ALL DAY, so ive just done a couple of 1 day fasts this week instead of a contiguous one.
Plus, body builders do this all the time for shows. You get the fat back too eventually, your body doesnt like being below about 6%
To minimize muscle loss, be calm the first couple of days, keep movement to as much of a minimum. Dress warmly (you gotta stay warm somehow, the less coal it burns to keep you @ 98.6 the better), drink near-hot water. If you can do that, and you get the glucose strips from the store....just start movin around a bit more when you hit ketosis. Other than that youre solid.
In recap:
1) Dont work out
2) Dont take supplements
3) Youll get most of the weight back
4) Minimize activity, maximize heat conservation
5) Prepare to be cleansed
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