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Recipes for Detoxing and Health
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Juice and Smoothie Recipes
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Banana Orange Liver Lover Shake
Inspired by the lemon detox drink, this delicious smoothie is packed with liver cleansing ingredients.
Rejuvelac
Anne Wigmore's famous drink made from soaked grains. A rich source of friendly bacteria to heal the digestive system.
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Ingredients:
1/2 cup soft pastry wheat
6 cups spring or filtered water
Directions:
- Soak wheatberries in a half-gallon jar, covered with cheese cloth or nylon mesh screening, for 10-15 hours. Drain off water (do not rinse wheatberries) and let wheat sprout for 2 days. After this time, pour water over wheat sprouts (use about three times the amount of wheat sprouts.) Cover jar and leave at room temperature for 24 hours. Then pour off liquid Rejuvelac into another jar. Cover and refrigerate; it will keep for several days in this way.
- The wheat sprouts can be reused 2 more times to make addional Rejuvelac. Start by pouring more water over sprouts, and proceed as described above.
- For fuller-flavored Rejuvelac, you may use the following alternative method. Grind 1-day-old wheat sprouts by lightly blending them with a little water. Pour into a half-gallon jar, add remaining water, cover with a piece of nylon mesh or cheesecloth, and let stand for 3 days. Rejuvelac will be ready to use on the third day. It will have a pleasant smell and slightly lemony flavor when it is ready; it can be stored in a covered jar in the refrigerator for 2-3 days. Ideally, however, Rejuvelac should be served at room temperature.
- You can make rejuvelac with whole wheat, oats, rye, barley, millet, buckwheat, rice and other grains. My best results have been with wheat and rye
- Warmer temperatures in summer will decrease the fermenting times by as much as a third
- Rejuvelac can go sour, in which case you don't want to consume it. You can generally tell if the rejuvelac is okay by the smell and taste. It should be acidic with a pH less than 3.9. It is good practice to observe, smell and taste the rejuvelac periodically to become accustomed to the changes that occur (as it is for any fermented culture).
- Rejuvelac should keep in the fridge for a week or more. Over time, it will gradually sweeten.
Drink it as a digestive aid, a detoxifier, and use it as a ÔstarterÕ for other fermented foods such as raw nut and seed sauces, cheeses and essene breads
Rejuvelac contains eight of the B vitamins, vitamins E and K, and a variety of proteins, dextrines, carbohydrates, phosphates, saccharines and amylases. It is rich in enzymes that assist both your digestion, and the growth of friendly bacteria such as lactobacillus bifidus. Lactobacillus produces a lactic acid that helps your colon maintain its natural, vitamin producing facility. It also helps cleanse your intestinal tract, and reduce the build-up of sludge on your colonÕs walls
Treatment of Diseases with Juicing
Some common ailments and fruit and vegetable juices found beneficial in their treatment are mentioned below :
- Acidity : Grapes, orange, mosambi, carrot and spinach.
- Acne : Grapes, pear, plum, tomato, cucumber, carrot, potato and spinach.
- Allergies : Apricot, grapes, carrot, beet and spinach.
- Arteriosclerosis : Grapefruit, pineapple, lemon, celery, carrot, lettuce, and spinach.
- Anaemia : Apricot, prune, strawberry, red grape, beet, celery, carrot and spinach.
- Arthritis : Sour cherry, pineapple, sour apple, lemon, grapefruit, cucumber, beet, carrot, lettuce and spinach.
- Asthma : Apricot, lemon, pineapple, peach, carrot, radish and celery.
- Bronchitis : Apricot, lemon, pineapple, peach, tomato, carrot, onion and spinach.
- Bladder Ailments : Apple, apricot, lemon, cucumber, carrot, celery, parsley and watercress.
- Colds : Lemon, orange, grapefruit, pineapple, carrot, onion, celery and spinach.
- Constipation : Apple, pear, grapes, lemon, carrot, beet, spinach and watercress.
- Colitis : Apple, apricot, pear, peach, pineapple, papaya, carrot, beet, cucumber and spinach.
- Diabetes : Citrus fruits, carrot, celery, lettuce and spinach.
- Diarrhoea : Papaya, lemon, pineapple, carrot and celery.
- Eczema : Red grapes, carrot, spinach, cucumber and beet.
- Epilepsy : Red grapes, figs, carrot, celery and spinach.
- Eye Disorders : Apricot, tomato, carrot, celery, parsley and spinach.
- Gout : Red sour cherries, pineapple, tomato, cucumber, beet, carrot, celery and spinach.
- Halitosis : Apple, grapefruit, lemon, pineapple, tomato, carrot, celery and spinach.
- Headache : Grapes, lemon, carrot, lettuce and spinach.
- Heart Disease : Red grapes, lemon, cucumber, carrot, beet and spinach.
- High blood pressure : Grapes, orange, cucumber, carrot and beet.
- Influenza : Apricot, orange, lemon, grapefruit, pineapple, carrot, onion and spinach.
- Insomnia : Apple, grapes, lemon, lettuce, carrot and celery.
- Jaundice : Lemon, grapes, pear, carrot, celery, spinach, beet and cucumber.
- Kidney Disorders : Apple, orange, lemon, cucumber, carrot, celery, parsley and beet.
- Liver ailments : Lemon, papaya, grapes, carrot, tomato, beet and cucumber.
- Menstrual Disorders : Grapes, prunes, cherry, spinach, lettuce turnips and beet.
- Menopausal Symptoms : Fruits and Vegetables in season.
- Neuritis : Orange, pineapple, apple, carrot and beet.
- Obesity : Lemon, grapefruit, orange, cherry, pineapple, papaya, tomato, beet, cabbage, lettuce, spinach and carrot.
- Piles : Lemon, orange, papaya, pineapple, carrot, spinach, turnip and watercress.
- Prostate Troubles : All fruit juices in season, carrot, asparagus, lettuce and spinach.
- Psoriasis : Grapes, carrot, beet, and cucumber.
- Rheumatism : Grapes, orange, lemon, grapefruit, tomato, cucumber, beet, carrot and spinach.
- Stomach Ulcers : Apricot, grapes, cabbage and carrot.
- Sinus Trouble : Apricot, lemon, tomato, carrot, onion and radish.
- Sore Throat : Apricot, grapes, lemon, pineapple, prune, tomato, carrot and parsley.
- Tonsillitis : Apricot, lemon, orange, grapefruit, pineapple, carrot, spinach and radish.
- Varicose Veins : Grapes, orange, plum, tomato, beetroot carrot and watercress.
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