Beauty Bok Choy Juice Mix

 Everything you need to make your own juice at home! Recipe and veggies made by us and fresh homemade juice made by you when you are ready to drink it.

Bok Choy White 300 gram

Green Yellow Swisschard 200 gram

Chocolate Mint 30 gram

Pineapple 1 pcs

Parsley 50 gram

Small Serves 600 ml / 20 Ounce / 2.5 glasses

Large Serves 1,200ML/40 Ounces/ 5 glasses

Bokchoy contains several skin nutrients like antioxidant carotenoids, vitamin C, vitamin K, folate, potassium and selenium. When these nutrients are combined with other superfoods, bokchoy juice is a great way to improve skin health and complexion.

The antioxidants in bokchoy provide excellent anti-inflammatory properties that help decrease the risk of chronic and silent inflammation. They prevent the body’s inflammatory system from responding to triggers that are not real danger or damaging. The high content of vitamin K, which is a fat-soluble vitamin, has proven to be helpful at regulating the body’s inflammatory responses, especially in the cardiovascular system.

Pineapple is the only major dietary source of bromelain. While it’s found in the greatest concentration within the core of the fruit, it is also found throughout the sweet parts and in the juice. According to one study, pineapple can be useful in the treatment of sports injuries, thanks to the anti-inflammatory properties of bromelain.

The high chlorophyll content from parsley is an excellent blood purifier and builder. The vitamin C and iron content makes iron absorption more effective. Regularly drinking parsley juice (extracted using a gear juicer) helps bring up the hemoglobin count.

Chocolate Mint will give you additional taste of 'cacao' without any serious fat amount but healthy and tasty!!

Caution :

Bokchoy is a cruciferous vegetable. Individuals suffering from thyroid dysfunction should limit their consumption of bokchoy and other vegetables high in goitrogens.

Swiss Chard is high in oxalic acid. Therefore should be avoided by those who suffer from or are at risk for kidney stones, gout, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis and those whose stomach is easily irritated.