Juicing benefits of 8 types
of juicing items
Trace minerals are the key to reaping the
maximum benefits from what we juice. Below are 8
types of juicing items. Each item has its own
special juicing benefits. In my
lists of juicing items, each vegetable or
fruit is color coded so you know which juicing
item it is.
BITTER GREENS. It is believed that
bitters support the heart, small intestines,
kidneys and liver. The bitter taste stimulates
the saliva glands and acid production in the
stomach, and causes the pancreas to release
enzymes into the small intestine, making bitter
greens helpful for digestion.
DARK GREEN
items are an excellent source of chlorophyll,
and are used to make green juices. Many cancer
survivors witness to the healing power of
chlorophyll. It can also help to deactivate
systemic yeast. Dark green leafy vegetables are
among the most concentrated source of nutrition
of any food, yet have the least amount of
calories.
FRUIT items can be packed with many
nutrients, but except for citrus, tend to have
more sugars, and therefore more calories.
HERBS
have many juicing benefits. Herbal medicines
have been around of thousands of years, and are
used extensively in many countries around the
world. Because herbs tend to be potent, you only
have to juice a small quantity to reap their
benefits.
MINT items generally have a strong,
inviting flavor, plus can possess numerous
health benefits, including helping to calm down
the stomach, and might help to alleviate
irritable bowel syndrome. They contain
phyto-nutrients, and may help with asthma and
allergies.
SPICE.
Known for imparting strong flavors to food,
spices also have
health benefits. Some may help to reduce
inflammation, some contain helpful antioxidants,
and some may help to balance blood sugar. Some
spices may help to lower blood pressure and
cholesterol.
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VEGETABLES are the main ingredient in
vegetable juice. You can get more juice per
dollar, plus they have many juicing benefits as
well.
WILD GREENS are usually looked upon as
weeds, and might be growing in your back yard,
but these are edible and can be quite
beneficial.
Just be careful that you have the right plant
when you harvest weeds for juicing from your
back yard, as some plants that look like the
weed you want might be poisonous.
I have listed
over 120 items that are good for juicing,
including the juicing benefits of each. For each
of these 120 items, I include which of the above
categories each item for juicing falls under.
As much as is possible, try to juice items that
you
grow in your own garden. They are fresher,
and you can load them with
good organic nutrients.
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