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Healthy Green Juice Recipe

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It’s no surprise if you follow me on Facebook and Instagram that I am a big into health and fitness. If you have ever been curious about juicing you are at the right place. I want to share my Healthy Green Juice recipe with you and how you too can start juicing. I get so excited when I think about all the health benefits I am getting from each vegetable and fruit that I juice. I know it might sound a bit crazy, but I really do. Not to mention, two out of three of my kids love juicing too! And even the one who isn’t a fan of it, drinks it.
Healthy Green Juice
Juicing isn’t for everyone. It’s almost a required taste. Kind of like wine. Your first juice you might be turned off. What I mean is, don’t expect a fruit smoothie. I am just being honest. The more you drink it, the better it taste. I know the benefits of it, so I just do it and I really do love the taste.
I will say juicing can be a little expensive. Especially if you buy organic fruits and vegetables. Which you should. Here is a link to the “Dirty Dozen” explaining which fruits and vegetables have the highest pesticides. It makes my stomach turn. We just recently purchased a Tower Garden, so I have actually been able to use some of my fresh garden vegetable in my juice. I love that! So always buy organic if at all possible.
If you don’t think juicing is for you, another alternative is taking Juice Plus. I do both. I am a nut about this stuff. You can read all about why I take it here.
I don’t juice every day. In the fall, I start trying to juice two to three times a week. I have it ready for my kids to drink when they get home from school. I found these nifty disposable cups that come with a lid. I also use them for smoothies. You can find them here.

Juice recipe

 

Ingredient Benefits 

I also wanted to share all the benefits that come with the ingredients I use.

  • Carrots are the king of juicing.  They have a mild sweet taste and are full of vitamins A, B, C, D, E and K.  Drinking fresh carrot juice stimulates digestion; improves hair, skin and nails; and cleanses the liver.  Carrot juice boosts the immune system and protects against disease.  So many great things!
  • Cucumbers can improve the look and feel of your skin , because it is high in antioxidants and vitamin C.  Also know for helping with weight loss.
  • Kale  Kale juice is considered by nutritionists to be the most nutritious vegetable juice in the world with extremely powerful antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties.
  • Lemons  Excellent sources of vitamin C.  Their high antioxidant content and antibacterial properties relieve colds, sore throats.
  • Apples  An apple a day keeps the doctor away.  Vitamins A, B-1, B-2, B-6, C.  Helps promote healthy skin and nails.    
  • Ginger Root  is known to have more than twelve types of anti-oxidants, making it useful for treatment of many disorders.  Like other spices, it has aphrodisiac properties and is used widely for medicinal purposes.  This amazing herb Boost immune system, helps with nausea and reduces inflammation.  This herb contains essential oils, protein, calcium, phosphorus, iron, vitamin C, choline, folic acid, inositol, manganese, panthotenic acid, silicon, and a small amount of vitamin B3.

Juicer

Now let’s talk about the juicer. It is important to get a higher quality juicer. Believe me, I started out on cheaper one and I stopped juicing that day. Later, after much research, I found that a high quality juicer is a must. That is when I decided to get the Omega Juicer VRT350  I love mine!  You can watch reviews on YouTube to help you decide which juicer is best for you. Keep in mind, juicing and smoothies are not the same. Two totally different things.

omega juicer

 

Here is my favorite healthy Green Juice recipe. Note: This only makes about 2 cups. Double the recipe for more.

  • 3 -4 Large Carrots
  • 1/2 Cucumber Large
  • 2 Large Green Apples (in the video I show only 1 apple, but I have since added an additional apple)
  • Quarter of a slice of a Lemon
  • Handful of Kale
  • Handful of Spinach leaves
  • 1/2 inch slice of a Ginger Root

Add Ingredients to your juicer and juice away. Note: You can tweak your ingredients to your liking.

 

Healthy Green Juice recipe

Healthy Green Juice Recipe

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Ingredients
  

  • 3 - 4 Large Carrots
  • 1/2 Cucumber Large or 1 small cucumber
  • 2 Green Apples
  • Quarter of a slice of a Lemon
  • Handful of Kale
  • Handful of Spinach leaves
  • 1/2 inch slice of a Ginger Root

Instructions
 

  • Add ingredient and juice away. Watch the video for the order I add the ingredients.
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!

 

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  1. Teresa Nelson says

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    Hope you had a great birthday! I am also a type 1diabetic, would love if you would share how you manage yours as I am always struggling and frustrated. I use the Medtronic pump plus my CGS dexcom. Was diagnosed at 35, now 52. I work at the university of mo in the cancer center as a nurse so not a couch potatoe. Always looking for good recipes and motivation . Thanks and love seeing your post.

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      Thank you Teresa! I am also on the pump now and it has been a huge help with keeping my blood sugars in control. I am planning on doing a post soon on what my normal routine through a day is and how I control it. 🙂

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        Thanks so much and I look forward to reading your post. Any suggestions are always welcome.

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