The Beet Juice Detox

The Beet Juice Detox
by David J. Young

have blood cell building capacities apart from being an excellent natural detox.

One fact remains is that the juice is quite strong in nature; therefore it is not
advisable to drink 500 ml of the juice everyday without proper consultation with a
certified expert.

Betaine is a natural substance that is present in beet juice, it's known widely for
helping the liver do its job better, but, homocysteine reduction is another great
property of beetroot.

Homocysteine is found in blood and is believed to be a destroyer of blood vessels
along with being a reason for heart diseases.

Carrot, green leaves and celery are mixed in beet juice at the ratio of 4:1
respectively, in order to overcome the strong reactions that some individuals have
because of the drink's strong nature.

Research has indeed proven beet juice to be effective against a number of toxins and
as an effective reducer of homocysteine and blood pressure.

It is safe to say after observing the following facts that Beet Juice Detox is healthy
and effective, if used in the proper procedure that it is meant to be used.

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The Beet Juice Detox is an age old
detoxifying agent, known even more
popularly as a great remedy to
people who suffer from high blood
pressure.

Recently, in a London hospital, it has
been proven that beet juice (or
beetroot in the United Kingdom) has
dramatic blood pressure reducing
properties as a number of volunteers
showed a decrease in their blood
pressure within a few hours of
drinking half a liter of the juice.

The beet is also known traditionally to

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remedies and before making any drastic changes to your diet or exercise program.