How to Curb the Appetite With Purified Water & Lemons
What makes purified water different from other types of bottled water is that it goes through a stringent filtration process. According to The United States Environmental Protection Agency, purified water is virtually free from all chemicals. It is filtered through a variety of filtration methods to remove chemicals, deposits and microbes, which can have a negative impact on the quality and taste of the water. Combine clean, crisp, purified water with the fat-burning potential of lemons and ice cubes, and you have a refreshing drink that curbs your appetite.Things You'll Need
- 3 trays of ice made from purified water
- Stainless steel or glass pitcher
- Purified water
- 4 lemon wedges
- Knife
- Cutting board
Instructions
Remove ice cubes from two trays of ice and place them inside a pitcher designed to keep water cold. You can also crush the ice manually with a blender, or use pre-crushed ice, to make your drink colder.
Wash and clean the lemons with cold water. Cut each lemon in half and then cut it again to make four equal sections.
Pour water into the pitcher. Leave about 2 to 3 inches from the top to allow room for the lemon wedges.
Squeeze the juice of the lemons into your water pitcher. Use the juice of only one wedge if you only like a little bit of lemon flavor and use more than one to give the water a lot of lemon flavor.
Place the lemon wedges inside the pitcher after you juice the lemons. Insert a straw and enjoy your drink.
Allow the ice to chill the water inside the pitcher. Wait at least 20 to 30 minutes before serving.
Drink purified water with lemons throughout the day whenever you feel hunger pangs. Soon after you drink the lemon water, you will notice that your hunger pangs subside.
