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Tom talks about what makes wheatgrass special “What’s so great about wheatgrass?” Part A, a holiday message and juicing! Video by Rockin’ Films RockinFilms.com – http

For the full description – bit.ly During Texas summers, the heat, dehydration and fatigue that goes along with it are brutal! So this video is for you guys who not only want to knock out summer thirst, but also want a way to deeply hydrate your skin, get tons of micronutrients, boost your immunity and appease your taste buds! WHILE keeping it low in calories! We make this 2 ingredient juice about 6 times a week. The two ingredients you need are: organic cucumber and organic ginger, that’s it. Juicing it is pretty straight forward as you can see. But there’s a few extra tips! 1. Make sure you use ½ to 1 inch of ginger to one cucumber. 2. Try to use organic ingredients as much as possible, but non-organic is better than nothing. 3. Juice half of the cucumbers, then add ginger, then add the rest of the cucumbers to push any ginger residue all the way through. (ginger is mega healing!) 4. Drink up and enjoy! Vitality Advocate is the new home for The Struve Effect Fitness Videos, where Matt Struve and Katya promote excellence in health, nutrition & fitness in their regular episodes. Please subscribe and stay tuned for more about Vitality of body, nutrition and mind! Also if you need any answers fast, about anything related, we are always active on our facebook page: www.facebook.com To you Vitality!

In this video, Mahalo expert Kristina Jackson demonstrates how to make carrot celery beet juice. What You’ll Need ——————————————————————— * 5 large carrots (organic preferred) * 3-4 celery stalks * 1 beet (organic preferred) * Juicer Straight edge knife* Paper towels * Pitcher * Stirring spoon * Drinking glass * Mason jar or other air-tight container Preparation ——————————————————————— 1. Rinse your carrots, celery and beet under cold water. Dry them with paper towels. 2. Place your pitcher under the juicer’s spout so it will collect the juice. 3. If you’re using organic carrots, go ahead and begin juicing by pushing them down the chute. If they’re not organic, then you’ll want to start by peeling them before you begin juicing.4. Add the entire celery stalk with the leaves to the juicer. 5. You can choose to add the entire beet root and greens in the juicer, but the greens will make your juice bitter. Kristina recommends removing the greens from the beet by cutting off the stem near the root. 6. If you’re using an organic beet, go ahead and add it to the juicer. If it’s not organic, you’ll want to peel it first. 7. Use your stirring spoon to stir the carrot, celery and beet juice together. 8. Pour the juice from the pitcher into a drinking glass and serve. Try using a martini shaker filled with ice to serve the juice chilled. 9. Also, try to drink your freshly-squeezed juice within …

Best juicer – Omega 8003 juicer – juices leafy green vegetables – quiet – juicer review – Part 2 brevilleje95juicer.com

Best juicer – Omega 8003 juicer – juices leafy green vegetables – quiet – juicer review – Part 2 brevilleje95juicer.com

WHAT IS QUINOA? Crush educates us on the benefits of this amazing form of complete protein on episode 1 of his healthy living web series.

Claudia’s Corner videos are dedicated to topics outside the realm of digital art. ♡ Making homemade juice is fun and easy! The fruits and vegetables in this recipe are not only good for your physical well-being; they’re also great for your complexion. Years ago, I stopped eating a lot of unhealthy foods. Doing this has done wonders for my health, performance and overall appearance. Here are the items that you will need for this recipe: – A blender I own a KitchenAid blender similar to this one: www.shopkitchenaid.com – A cutting board – A sharp paring knife – 2 cups of 100% Apple Juice/Cider (depending on the season) Full of calcium, fiber, iron, potassium, and phosphorous. They also help with acne prevention. – 10 strawberries Loaded with antioxidants, which are great at countering skin-damaging free radicals that are caused by stress. – 3 large oranges A wonderful source of Vitamin C which is needed to form collagen, a tissue that helps to hold cells together. It’s essential for healthy blood vessels and aids in healing wounds and scars. – 3 small celery stalks Packed with flavonoids, which are plant compounds with antioxidant properties that help fight aging by preventing and repairing cellular damage. – 10 carrots A great source of Vitamin A. Essential for the growth and development of cells. Preferably all ingredients are organic and purchased from local farms. I also recommend to consume it within 12 hours, so that the ingredients stay nice and fresh. — Content …

A fun and informative video on dehydrating, powdering and storing wheatgrass juice not the grass itself, but the nutrient-concentrated juice, creating a superfood powder for any food! For a complete instruction guide on the material covered here, please go to www.asiahealthsupply.com, then to our Contact Us page, and ask for wheatgrass instructions. Please see our other video: Growing and Juicing Wheatgrass

www.thenaturalguide.com Host Zoë Simpson discusses which supplements to take on a regular basis (part 1). Supplements covered include: green superfoods, wheat grass juice, alfalfa, barley grass, spirulina and chlorella. Distributed by Tubemogul.