Ingredients (1 large serving)

  • 4–5 fresh celery stalks (washed & chopped)

  • ½ green apple (optional, for taste)

  • 1-inch fresh ginger, peeled

  • ½ lemon, juiced

  • ½ tsp turmeric powder or 1-inch fresh turmeric

  • 1 cup cold water (or coconut water)

  • Pinch of black pepper (boosts turmeric absorption)

  • Ice cubes (optional)


 Instructions

  1. Add celery, apple, ginger, turmeric, and water to a blender.

  2. Blend until smooth.

  3. Strain if you prefer a lighter juice (optional).

  4. Stir in lemon juice and black pepper.

  5. Serve fresh—best enjoyed in the morning on an empty stomach.


 Why This Works (Liver-Loving Benefits)

  • Celery: Hydrating, supports bile flow & gentle detox

  • Lemon: Aids digestion and liver enzymes

  • Ginger: Reduces inflammation, supports circulation

  • Turmeric: Powerful antioxidant for liver protection

  • Apple (optional): Adds pectin for gut–liver support

 

  • ✔ Drink on an empty stomach for maximum absorption
    ✔ Use organic celery & lemon when possible
    ✔ Black pepper boosts turmeric absorption up to 2000%
    ✔ Coconut water adds electrolytes if using post-workout
    ✔ Straining gives lighter juice, blending keeps fiber


    ❓Q/A:

    Q: Can I skip the apple?
    Yes — apple is only for taste. The juice remains powerful without it.

    Q: Can I store this juice?
    Best fresh, but you can refrigerate in airtight glass up to 24 hours.

    Q: Can I drink this daily?
    Yes — safe for daily morning use unless advised otherwise by your doctor.

    Q: Can I use powdered ginger instead of fresh?
    Fresh is best, but ½ tsp ground ginger works.

    Q: Can I replace turmeric powder with fresh turmeric?
    Yes — use 1-inch fresh turmeric root.

    Q: Can kids drink this?
    Yes — reduce ginger slightly for milder taste.

    Q: Can I use a juicer instead of blender?
    Absolutely — skip water and straining step.

    Q: Does this really detox the liver?
    It supports liver function naturally by improving hydration, digestion, and antioxidant intake — not a medical detox.

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