Ladies! My new January hobby has turned into an obsession! I can't even stand it because it makes me feel so darn good. For months I've been buying the Green Goodness from my local juice bar and honestly spending so much money. So, I decided to study their recipes and try to make it for myself.
The first few attempts were clunky and not perfect, but like anything you are trying for the first time, you have to keep going because you'll only get better.
I've been using my mother-in-laws 20+ year old juicer from the 90s and it's still going strong. I've been trying so many different combinations but here are a few great rules of thumb 👍🏼
2) Try and Juice the Rainbow - don't be afraid to throw in all kinds of veggies and colors! Celery, carrots, beets, cucumbers, hearts of romaine, oranges, apples, lemons, ginger (careful, just a tad!)
There are lots of reasons people choose to consume their fruits and veggies in this way, but it's not for everyone. It can cleanse and detox your system and ensure you are getting plenty of the vitamins your body needs.
Personally, I feel more alert and energized. I crave fewer sweets & wine and my overall spirit is happier! Not to mention it's a borderline therapeutic experience every time watching the juice fall into my glass.
If you want to try adding it to your health routine, grab some fruits and veggies in bulk, pick 1-2 specific days a week and start experimenting! If you need a juicer recommendation, you can check out my suggestions below.
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