"Super" FAT FLUSH Water

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Nutritional Info
  • Servings Per Recipe: 1
  • Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 188.6
  • Total Fat: 6.4 g
  • Cholesterol: 0.0 mg
  • Sodium: 4.2 mg
  • Total Carbs: 26.4 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 13.1 g
  • Protein: 7.7 g

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Introduction

Yes, that is the real name. The fat flush water was first introduced by Kim Lyons, who presented this concoction on The Biggest Loser, combined with other weight loss tips. The drink is comprised of 8 oz. water, 1 slice of grapefruit, 1 tangerine, ½ of a cucumber (sliced), 2 peppermint leaves, and ice. Mix together in and enjoy. Kim adds that this drink tastes better the longer it sits. The vitamin C turns fat into fuel, while the tangerine increases your sensitivity to insulin, and the cucumber makes you feel full. While this concoction is pretty awesome by itself, I've added Chia seeds to this recipe and turned it into a SUPER fat flush water.

Why are Chia seeds so SUPER? Well, the Chia Seed is a dieter’s dream come true. The tiny, healthy seeds can be made to taste like whatever you want, and their unique gelling action keeps you feeling full for hours. Google Chia seeds to see the FULL benefits of them. They are definitely a super food not to be ignored.

In conclusion, original recipe is Clark Kent...I've added Chia seeds and turned it into Super Man. Enjoy ~ Daisy
Yes, that is the real name. The fat flush water was first introduced by Kim Lyons, who presented this concoction on The Biggest Loser, combined with other weight loss tips. The drink is comprised of 8 oz. water, 1 slice of grapefruit, 1 tangerine, ½ of a cucumber (sliced), 2 peppermint leaves, and ice. Mix together in and enjoy. Kim adds that this drink tastes better the longer it sits. The vitamin C turns fat into fuel, while the tangerine increases your sensitivity to insulin, and the cucumber makes you feel full. While this concoction is pretty awesome by itself, I've added Chia seeds to this recipe and turned it into a SUPER fat flush water.

Why are Chia seeds so SUPER? Well, the Chia Seed is a dieter’s dream come true. The tiny, healthy seeds can be made to taste like whatever you want, and their unique gelling action keeps you feeling full for hours. Google Chia seeds to see the FULL benefits of them. They are definitely a super food not to be ignored.

In conclusion, original recipe is Clark Kent...I've added Chia seeds and turned it into Super Man. Enjoy ~ Daisy

Number of Servings: 1

Ingredients

    Ingredients:
    per 8-ounce serving:
    Water
    1 slice grapefruit or 1 or 2 TB of juice
    1 tangerine
    ½ cucumber sliced
    2 peppermint leaves
    1 or 2 TB of Chia seeds
    Ice - as much as you like

Tips

You CAN eat the ingredients used in each drink if you so choose, but they are mainly there for the taste. Keep in mind of the nutritional value if you do eat the ingredients. It's a personal choice if you want to add 1 or 2 TB of Chia seeds.

*Chia seeds nutritional Info: Cal: 120, Fat: 6, Carbs: 12, Dietary Fiber 12!! (the fat and carbs are the healthy kind...don't be afraid)


Directions

Directions:
Wash grapefruit, tangerine, cucumber and peppermint leaves. Slice cucumber, grapefruit, and tangerine (or peel). Combine all ingredients (Chia seeds, fruits, vegetables, 8 oz water, and ice) into a large pitcher. Allow ingredients to sit for at least 15min or as long as possible for maximum benefits.



Serving Size: 1

Number of Servings: 1

Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user SHAKTIDAISY2011.

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    1 of 1 people found this review helpful
    I'm confused. Is this supposed to be a snack or just water? Should you really be adding the nutrition for the flavorings since you're not eating them? I realize it has a lot of fiber with the chia seed adjustment, but still, I would rather get my water and fiber at a lower calorie and carb count. - 3/20/13


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    Can one just keep adding water to this each day for a couple days then eat the stuff? It seems like a VERY expensive drink if you waste all that food every day. That kind of ingredients is not in my food budget since I would be the only one who would even drink it. - 9/14/13