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We all rationalize our eating habits. We think if we worked out for an additional 15 minutes we can go for that ice cream sundae. While it’s okay to indulge in a little treat once in a while, diet expert Harley Pasternak says we all need a reality check. Check out these common diet myths and the reality behind them.

You think: I ate salads for lunch this week so I can eat more for dinner.

Reality check: A salad doesn’t automatically mean you’re eating healthy. There are a lot of hidden calories in salads, says Pasternak.

“The reality is that most salads are far from healthy, loaded with calories from dried cranberries, bacon bits and dressing.”

You think: I can have fast food for lunch; I’ll just go the gym later.

Realty check: Fast food packs a lot of calories and it’s unlikely you’ll “undo” all of those calories at the gym. Let’s say your greasy-but-oh-so-good lunch ran about 800 calories, an average sized woman will only burn about half that during an hour long aerobics exercise. While working out is a great routine to get into, it’s also important to make smart decisions.

You think: I can eat as much “low fat” food as I want.

Reality check: Low fat foods are deceptive. Low fat foods come with added sugar and other not-so-healthy ingredients, Brian Wansink, a researcher in food psychology at Cornell University tells CNN.

“People often believe that low-fat foods have 44% fewer calories than they do, but when companies remove fat, they add sugar, so these alternates typically have only about 10% less calories.”

You think: Drinking water will kick some of the calories out of my body.

Reality check: Water is certainly good for you, but gulping a bucket of water won’t make a dent in the massive bowl of pasta you ate for dinner. Drinking lots of water is no substitute for eating right.