Vegetables for Juicing-part 5

Health & FitnessNutrition & Supplement

  • Author Lee Ann Orton
  • Published July 21, 2010
  • Word count 607

Vegetable juice from fresh raw vegetables is good for all cells and tissues of the body to give you enzymes and elements that are needed. When you drink fresh vegetable juices you will give your body the nutrients in the most easily digested and assimilated form. For making up a vitamin and mineral deficiency you cannot beat this method of getting what you need. This is part 5 of a 6 part series about the common vegetables and nutrients they contain. Here you will find more vegetables for good health:

ONIONS are beneficial to the mucous membrane. They are rich in carbohydrates, potassium, calcium, silicon, phosphorus and iron.

PARSLEY is one of the most potent foods of the common vegetable kingdom. It is rich in potassium, calcium, magnesium and chlorine. Parsley is so fibrous it is difficult to extract all the nutrients from the fibers. The juice is good for the optic system, kidneys, bladder, urethra and genital organs. It should be consumed with meat to help rid the body of the uric acid produced in the digestion of the meat. It is also helpful for swollen glands, swollen breasts and to dry up milk.

PARSNIPS contain potassium, silicon, phosphorus, sulphur and chlorine. Parsnips actively help the urinary system, bladder, and provide relief for kidney stones. The tops are rich in mineral elements, but can be mistaken for the wild variety which contains poisons very detrimental to the body. The whole cultivated parsnips plant can be used for eating. Raw is very good for you. Try juicing, chopping or grinding parsnips.

PEAS eaten fresh are very good for you. They are high in potassium and magnesium. Young fresh peas with the pods are good juiced or in salads but be sure to remove the stem and string them. Fresh peas juiced with their pods will be good for the pancreases.

PEPPERS, the sweet ones, whether green, red, yellow, or another color are high in silicon and fluorine which help the skin, nails and hair. The juice can be added to carrot juice to make a nourishing drink. Hot peppers are different and care must be taken when using and handling them as they can irritate body membranes. Cayenne peppers, fresh or ground are so good for many things. They can do everything from killing cancer cells in the prostate, lungs, and pancreas to immediately stopping a heart attack within 30 seconds and much more. Cayenne is best used in small doses.

POTATOES are very rich in potassium, and vitamins A, B and C. Not very many vegetables have as much vitamin C as raw potatoes. I don't much like potato juice but it is purported to be the best thing for pneumonia. Although we all like our potatoes cooked, they aren't nearly as good for us because cooking creates an acid product for the body. It is not good to combine them cooked with meat proteins. Fried is really bad for the liver and gall bladder. Sweet potatoes contain 20% more carbohydrates than the Irish variety, lower potassium and higher sodium, calcium, silicon and chlorine. They also are much better for you eaten raw.

There is one more section to this information about vegetables for juicing with information about the vegetables at the end of the alphabet. Hippocrates, the father of medicine, taught that living food could restore and maintain vibrant health. The more we learn about the nutrients in foods and practice what we know in our food preparation and consumption, the closer we can come to having that vibrant health he talked about. When we consume living foods, it takes far less food to keep us alive and healthy.

Lee Ann Orton, Has a Bachelor of Science in Homemaking Education 1968, from Brigham Young University.

She is Vice President of Orton Online Solutions Inc. She is a practicing Certified Creative Healer and Writer for http://www.juicersandjuicing.com

She is the mother of 8 children and has taught children to cook and sew for 30 years. She always raises a large vegetable garden to can and share.

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