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6 Tasty Juice Combinations for Adrenal Fatigue Treatment

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For a tasty way to sip your nutrients, use your juicer to extract juice from one of the following combinations of ingredients. Stir the juice and store it in a glass jar. Each of these combinations should provide 18 ounces of juice, giving you three 6-ounce servings for your day. Juices are best when consumed within 24 hours of preparation.

If you’re concerned with the sugar content of these juices, please note that only 6 ounces are recommended at one time.

Beeting Stress

  • 2 small beets

  • 1 inch gingerroot

  • 4 medium oranges, peeled

  • 1 small green apple, cored

Enzymatic Bliss

  • 1 cup peeled papaya

  • 1 cup peeled pineapple

  • 1 cup peeled mango

  • 2 medium celery stalks

  • 1 medium cucumber

This is a great recipe for blending as well as juicing! Blend your fresh fruits to a smooth consistency while you juice your vegetables; then blend the vegetable juice into your creamy fruit pulp.

Going Green

  • 1 medium cucumber

  • 4 large kale leaves

  • 1 cup peeled pineapple

  • ¼ of a jalapeño (if you desire less heat, be sure to remove the seeds)

  • 1 small green apple, cored

Loving Your Liver

  • 2 fennel bulbs and stalks

  • 2 small green apples, cored

  • 1 medium lemon, peeled

Savory Red

  • 6 medium celery stalks

  • 6 medium tomatoes

  • 1 medium cucumber

  • 1 garlic clove

  • 4 medium carrots, peeled

  • 1 tablespoon fresh oregano

  • 1 medium lime, peeled

Turning Orange

  • ½ inch fresh turmeric

  • 8 medium carrots, peeled

  • 1 inch gingerroot

  • 3 medium oranges, peeled

You can store fresh turmeric in the freezer for later use. Be sure to defrost before juicing. If your juicer turns a little orange, simply wipe it down with a paper towel dipped in olive or coconut oil.

About This Article

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About the book author:

Rich Snyder, DO, is board certified in both internal medicine and nephrology. He teaches, lectures, and works with PA students, medical students, and medical residents.

Wendy Jo Peterson is a registered dietitian with more than 20 years of professional experience. She is the author of Meal Prep Cookbook For Dummies and Bread Making For Dummies, and coauthor of Air Fryer Cookbook For Dummies, Instant Pot Cookbook For Dummies, and Mediterranean Diet Cookbook For Dummies.