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    Default Beetroot juice? Good combinations?

    I got some really good beetroot today. Any good combinations with other fruit/vegetables?

    Also, what are the exact benefits of beetroot juice?

    Thanks

    Esther

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    someone posted a 7-day juice fast, which I saved, and it had this in it:

    "Beet Juice: Please mix the beet juice with apple. Beet juice can be very hard on the system even though it is beneficial for those things listed below. I usually do a ½ beet with 6 carrots and 2 stalks of celery and ½ of a granny smith apple. Works wonderfully for me, and removes a lot of waste. Removes toxins from the liver into the bloodstream. Also specifically helpful for arthritis and menstrual problems."

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    Default Iron juice

    1 sprig parsley
    1 beetroot w/ leaves
    1 med carrot w/ leaves
    4 small spinach leaves
    1/2 cup berries
    (opt small turnip w/ leaves)
    (opt 1/2 cup wheatgrass)
    I add sea vegetables ( seaweed/kelp)

    run through juicer I add spring water...


    I have a friend who uses a blender and no water.

    These are benefits listed in one of my books:
    Vit C, B, folic acid & Beta Carotene

    minerals= chlorine, maaganese,calcium,iron,sodium,phosphorus,potassium ,chromium,&magnesium

    Cleanser for liver,biliary system and gall bladder. Beneficial in anemia. Improves energyand vitality. reduces atherosclerosis ( hardening and blockage of ateries.

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    I like to make a salad where I grate beets and grate carrots and grate ginger, and dress with an apple cider vinegar dressing. It's a good cheap salad for winter too. It's delicious also with grated apples in it, but I leave out the apples now for other reasons.

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    Thumbs up Red Roxie

    My fave juice combo with beet root juice is from the cookbook
    "RAW" by Charlie Trotter and Roxanne Klein
    page 178
    I love this!

    Red Roxie:

    serves 2

    4 fuji or Gala apples, skin on, cored and cut into eighths
    2 small red beets, peeled and chopped
    1/2 " piece fresh ginger
    3 tbsp. freshly squeezed lemon or lime juice


    Put the apple, beets and ginger through a heavy-duty juicer, then stir
    in the lemon juice.
    Warmly, Punky


    Raw Food pics

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    SmellyDelly what do you mean when you say beets can be hard on the system?

    My daily tonic:

    4 carrots
    4 celery stalks
    1 regular sized bowl of mixed greens
    1 handful of parsley
    1 beet bulb
    1 garlic bulb
    1/2 fresh lemon

    Am I over doing it on the ingredients.

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