Juicing is a great way to detoxify, cleanse, and help with losing weight — other benefits to juicing consist of removing toxins and weak immune system repair. Fruits and vegetables are filled with vitamins and minerals, introducing these nutrients into the body boost overall health. Juices are rich in anti-inflammatory compounds that boost the immune system and help provide more energy. Juicing improves digestion by introducing healthy enzymes making the intestinal tract work more efficiently.
It is noted that juicing helps with weight loss and better digestion but for beginner juicers, it's essential to start slow being careful of potential risks. Individuals with kidney disorders should not consume large quantities of juice because of its harmful effects. Certain types of juice contain oxalate, an acid that can contribute to kidney stones and other kidney problems. Cleansing diets are usually low in calories. Reduced calorie intake may result in temporary weight loss, but this change is rarely long-lasting. Consuming an insufficient number of calories can cause a person to experience symptoms relating to low blood sugar because the body does not have enough energy. Examples of these symptoms include fainting, weakness, dehydration, headaches, and hunger. If while juicing, you develop the above symptoms speaking with a doctor is best. Before sure that any juicing methods you decide on be wary of pre-packaged juice cleanses. Fresh juicing is best.
Below are sample recipe combinations of fruits and vegetables:
- Carrot-Apple Juice:
2-3 Green Apples
1 carrot
Fresh basil leaves
- Vegetable Juice Combo:
2 Swiss chard leaves
1/2 beetroot
2 or 3 sprigs of watercress
3 carrots
1 celery stalk
- Apple-Beet Juice:
2-3 Apples
1 lemon
ginger
1/2 beetroot
Be sure to wash with filtered or distilled water, cut and put in juicer.
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