Juicing kale, celery, and carrots can provide concentrated nutrients for detox and kidney health. Learn how cranberry juice compares to tablets and why pomegranate juice is effective for lowering cholesterol.
Lime juice is a sour, tart liquid that is obtained from the fruit of the Citrus aurantifolia, a shrubby citrus tree that is native to Asia. A small, green fruit related to the lemon, lime fruit is pale green with a juicy pulp.
Read more →
Cranberries are the tart cousins of the sweeter blueberry. They are grown in North America and Europe but the versions grown in the Northern United States and Southern Canada are bigger and juicier than the cranberries grown in Europe.
Read more →
Acne vulgaris, or acne, occurs in 40 to 50 million individuals in the U.S. and is the most common skin condition, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. Acne occurs from excess oil buildup, clogged pores, inflammation and bacteria.
Read more →
Juicing offers a simple way to increase fruits and vegetables in your diet. Many people juice to lose weight, while others juice fruits and vegetables to receive the many nutritional properties they offer.
Read more →
Incorporating juice into your diet boosts provides you with nutrients in a form easily absorbed by your body.
Read more →
The idea of drinking pomegranate juice to lower cholesterol is beginning to get support in medical communities, such as the Mayo Clinic. When answering a question for a reader on MayoClinic.com, medical expert Thomas Behrenbeck, M.D.
Read more →
Cranberry juice is full of health-promoting nutrients. In addition to playing a role in cancer prevention and heart health, cranberry juice is particularly beneficial for keeping your kidneys healthy.
Read more →
Ginger is the tuber, or underground stem, of the Zingiber plant. It has been used for thousands of years to treat nausea and stomach upset. It can also be used to aid digestion. Ginger is valued for its anti-inflammatory properties and it can help reduce pain and symptoms associated with arthritis.
Read more →
Facial masks can soothe, refresh and brighten skin. Though you can buy commercial mask formulations, you also can make a homemade mask from ingredients in your kitchen. The acidic qualities of tomato and lemon help balance oily skin, according to "Modern Esthetics: A Scientific Source for Estheticians."
Read more →
Native Americans used cranberries as a food and natural remedy to treat bladder or kidney problems. Today, you might take cranberry remedies for the same purposes.
Read more →
A close relative of cabbage and Brussels sprouts, kale was first cultivated in the 1700s and gained popularity in the United States in the late 19th century. Its tough leaves stand up well to cooking and also yield flavorful and nutrient-packed juice.
Read more →
Cranberry juice cocktail is more than just a sweet drink for you to sip on a warm summer day. It's a healthy option because it contains approximately 25 percent pure cranberry juice and is often mixed with other fruit juices, such as apple and grape.
Read more →
The use of special diets and juice cleanses to detoxify certain organs of the body has become increasingly popular.
Read more →