Hello ..! Did you know drinking your juice first thing in the
morning can give you a natural energy boost without resorting to stimulants like
coffee. Since, the juice is already in an easily digestible form, it
can help revitalize your energy levels within as little as 20 minutes and this
is only the beginning of its benefits. Believe me, when you drink fresh-made
green juice, it is almost like receiving an intravenous infusion of vitamins,
minerals, and enzymes because they go straight into your system without having
to be broken down. So, the best tip for new juicers is
to drink their juice on an empty stomach.
In doing so, your body won’t waste any of the precious
energy, nutrients and antioxidants in the juice. Plus, it will only utilize a
minuscule amount of digestive energy. Fresh juices contain plentiful
amounts of enzymes that will aid the juice in being digested properly. This
allows your body to take a little break, and helps your body to conserve
energy.
One word of caution though about juicing is to
start out with the least acidic fruits and vegetables. If you drink a large
glass of freshly squeezed orange juice first thing in the morning, then your
stomach might rebel against you. Start with small glasses of any type of fresh
pressed juice, especially of the citrus variety, and soon your stomach will
become conditioned to the acid in the morning.
> Follow are some reasons why you will want consider vegetable juice into your optimal health programme :-
1. Juicing helps you to absorb all the nutrients from the
vegetable.
This
is important because most of us have impaired digestion as a result of making
less-than-optimal food choices over many years. This limits your body's ability
to absorb all the nutrients from the vegetables. Juicing will help to
"pre-digest" them for you, so you will receive most of the nutrition,
rather than having it go down the toilet.
2. Juicing
allows you to consume a healthier amount of vegetables in an efficient manner.
Virtually every
health authority recommends that we get six to eight servings of vegetables and
fruits per day and very few of us actually get that. Juicing is an easy way to
virtually guarantee that you will reach your daily target for vegetables.
3. You
can add a wider variety of vegetables in your diet.
Many people eat the same
vegetable salads or side dishes every day. This violates the principle of
regular food rotation and increases your chance of developing an allergy to a
certain food. Besides, it limits the number of different phytochemicals in
your diet, as each vegetable will offer unique benefits. With juicing, you can
juice a wide variety of vegetables that you may not normally enjoy eating
whole. Also, Juice can help you.
4. Promote weight loss.
Vegetable juice helps in decreasing weight. In one study, adults who drank at least eight
ounces of vegetable juice as part of a diet lost four pounds over 12 weeks,
while those who followed the same diet but did not drink the juice lost only
one pound. The vegetable juice drinkers also significantly increased their
intake of vitamin C and potassium, while decreasing their overall carbohydrate
intake.
5. Boost your immune system.
By super charging it
with concentrated phytochemicals. Raw juice also contains biophotonic light
energy, which can help revitalize your body.
6. Increase
your energy.
When
your body has an abundance of the nutrients it needs, and your pH is optimally
balanced, you feel energized. Since it can be utilized by your body
immediately, those who juice report feeling the "kick" of energy
almost instantly.
>Follow are 6 expert steps to make a perfect
juice at home:-
Excited to start juicing? if you're already a home-juicing
enthusiast, to give you new ideas for your juicer.
i. Wash all fruits, vegetables and herbs well—no need to
dry them.
ii. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for
juicing—every juicer machine is different.
iii. Add the most delicate ingredients first, such as leafy
greens and herbs.
iv. Follow with soft vegetables and/or fruits (tomatoes,
berries, etc.)
v. Finish with hard vegetables and/or fruits (apples,
celery, etc.). Our recipe ingredients are listed in this order.
vi. Drink fresh juice within a day or freeze it.
There
are many types of juicers on the market, but they can all be classified into
two main categories: high-speed (a.k.a. centrifugal juicers) or low-speed
(a.k.a. masticating, cold-press or low-revolution-per-minute juicers).
> High-speed juicers.
High-speed juicers process fruits and
vegetables at a higher speed through contact with a spinning shredder against a
mesh filter, creating a "centrifuge" force. With nonejection types,
the pulp remains in the shredder basket; with automatic-ejection types, the
pulp is discarded into a separate waste basket. High-speed juicers tend to be
less expensive, however proponents of the raw food movement say the heat
produced along with the high speed may break down some of the nutrients as the
juice is extracted.
> Low-speed juicers.
Low-speed juicers process
fruits and vegetables at a lower speed, thereby producing less heat and noise
and extracting more juice than high-speed juicers. For leafy greens, such as
spinach and kale, low-speed juicers are best. There are two types of low-speed
juicers: horizontal and vertical. Horizontal and vertical low-speed juicers
differ mainly in shape, with the vertical juicer being more compact and the
horizontal juicer requiring more counter space. However, horizontal juicers
have more versatility because they offer the ability to create homemade nut
butters, pasta and baby food. Low-speed juicers are more expensive, but ideal
if you want to make juices that include a lot of leafy greens.
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