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Home / 30-Day Challenges / Juice Recipe: Kale Citrus Crush

Juice Recipe: Kale Citrus Crush

December 2, 2014 By Christina & Tom30-Day Challenges, Nutrition

I love this juice recipe! It’s loaded with micronutrients, it’s tasty, and it’s refreshing. It’s perfect any time of the day. It works great first thing in the morning, with lunch, after a workout or in the evening.

 Kale Citrus Crush Juice

Juice Recipe: Kale Citrus Crush

With this juice you get a potent cocktail of all things awesome! Let’s look at the individual ingredients:

Kale

Kale contains very high levels of many nutrients including calcium, beta-carotene, vitamin k and vitamin c. Kale contains several potent cancer fighting substances including sulforaphane and indole-3-carbinol. Kale also contains bile acid sequestrants which helps to lower cholesterol and decrease absorbtion of dietary fats.

Lemon

Lemons are a good source of vitamin c, folate and potassium. Vitamin c is essential for good health and has been linked to decreased risk of lung cancer (still debated). Folate is essential for DNA production and repair. Potassium is required for energy production.

Celery

Celery contains a large amount of dietary fiber with very few calories. Celery also contains a mixture of vitamins and minerals while giving a nice refreshing taste.

Apples

Apples contain a lower amount of nutrients per gram than many other fruits. They do however contain a good amount of dietary fiber and vitamin c. Apples are more nutritious eaten rather than juiced, but they do add a great taste.

Carrots

Carrots provide  the body with vitamin a and antioxidants. Vitamin a can help with vision (yes the old tales are somewhat true!). Antioxidants help to stop cell oxidation and death.

 

Kale Citrus Crush

Juice in this order for the best results.

1 bunch of organic kale

1 organic lemon

1 bunch of organic celery

3 organic green apples

2lbs organic carrots

December 2, 2014 ·

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