Dr. Norris Chumley Satisfied Life

Sassy Water

Wednesday December 31, 2008

There's a new fad for this New Years, and for Common New Years Resolutions -- of course, there's a new diet fad every New Year.  I'm skeptical.

It's called "Sassy Water," a part of a new book titled "Flat Belly Diet."

The premise as I understand it, is to reduce bloating by drinking a lot of "Sassy Water" a special concoction of water, ginger, lemon and cucumber juice.  Also, I hear it's about limiting calories and fats, eating mostly fruits and vegetables.

I'm going to pass this one up, and stay with the sensible, tried and proven method -- a structured food plan that includes a lot of vegetables and fruit, along with a little meat and carbohydrates.  Mostly, though, it's important to feed yourself regularly so you don't get ravenously hungry -- and to understand what's motivating overeating and interactivity in the first place!  In other words, I don't believe in magical, fad, short-term weight loss diets at all.

I believe in redefining "diet" to mean moderate, sensible eating.

Of course, drinking water is a good idea.  Putting a little flavor in it is great, too.  Pretty sassy.


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Comments
Coriana
January 1, 2009 8:56 AM

Makes sense, I bet just increasing water consumption is helpful. I read someplace that often when we are hungry we really need water, but it's triggered with a hunger cue.

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Dr. Norris J. Chumley is a doctor of theology and the arts, and has lost 160 pounds and maintained it over 16 years with God's help. The author/host of "The Joy of Weight Loss: a Spiritual Guide to Easy Fitness," and many TV programs and DVD's, including "Spiritual Guide to Weight Loss" and "30 Days to Spiritual Well Being," Dr. Norris also does private consultations, leads workshops and lectures nationally. He has been a featured Beliefnet daily columnist and contributing editor for many years.


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