10 Benefits to Juicing

Dear Friends,

Do you ever feel this way?

Juicing has become quite popular. It seems simple yet I feel overwhelmed by purchasing so much produce for such a small drink. Is it really worth the effort?

Be creative!

By mixing and matching your weekly fresh produce bag and combining vegetables and fruits together, you can make up your own “combo juice”. What about carrot, apple and celery juice? Or a green juice with kale, spinach and Swiss chard with onions and garlic for more flavor?

Think fresh

Sometimes neighbors tell us it’s so difficult to each fresh produce every day. Well, juicing is a quick way to provide our body with a variety of phytochemicals, vitamins and minerals.

Keep it simple

If you’re struggling to obtain your five to ten servings of fruits and vegetables and feel overwhelmed as you feel you can’t ever obtain the daily recommendations, start juicing. In a couple of minutes and with no cooking skills you can obtain a delicious and satisfying drink that’s also nutritious!

Maintain your health

Your physician is probably hounding you with “eat more produce” to prevent future health conditions. Fruits and vegetables are great sources of antioxidants and phytochemicals which help ward off chronic illness, such as heart disease or diabetes.

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Strong immune system

Juicing on a consistent basis, especially in the cold and flu months can enhance overall immune function. Fresh produce provides us with vitamins and minerals, such as zinc, vitamin C, beta-carotene and B vitamins that can strengthen our immune response. Life is already very stressful and a glass of fresh juice is tastier and much cheaper than supplementation!

Save money

Nowadays, we’re all looking at ways to extend our dollars. A good juicer is an initial investment which can save you on the long run and avoid you buying artificial juices at the grocery store or restaurant. And how tasty or nutritious are they, to say the least?

Quick absorption

Juices are liquid so they can travel quickly through the digestive system and provide both energy and nutrition to the whole body. Less hassle to your digestive system! As a friend mentioned recently, “It makes me feel good knowing I’m taking care of my body.”

Educate your family

What a great way to have some family time together by coming up with vegetables juices, fruit juice or not traditional combinations that can be enjoyed by every member of your household.

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What recipes are you using for fresh juices?

About Debbie

Debbie Polisky, MS, MBA, CLT is a Bilingual Nutritionist, Zumba Instructor, Wellness Consultant and Adjunct Faculty who uses mind and body techniques, such as mindfulness, stress management, exercise, dance/zumba, yoga and nutrition to improve the lives of patients, students and the community. She has over 20 years of experience in the healthcare field, in two countries, Argentina and in USA and in her two native languages, English and Spanish.