Dr. Nancy's favorite green juice

Dr. Nancy’s Favorite Green Juice

Green juice is simply vegetable juice made from green vegetables. Mix it with carrots or a little fruit to cut the green flavor. Lemons are a great way to remove excess green taste as it can be unpalatable initially for some to drink vegetables instead of eat them.

It is incredibly energizing to start your day with green juice, but sometimes it’s too cold to think about freezing juice on a freezing day. Detox broths are great in winter months. Simply put the green veggies in water and boil, strain the veggies and eat later, sip the broth in the morning. Dr. Nancy’s favorite detox broth is 1 cup parsley, 1 cup celery, 1 cup carrots, 4 cups water, pinch of salt, boil 30 min, strain and sip! Talk to our team if this is right for you. Some individuals are on blood-thinners and cannot have too much Vitamin K. There are other options for you to help give virtually intravenous vitamins to your system. Book a consultation with our expert team today.

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