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.