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by Prevention (Editor), Frances Largeman-Roth (Author)
Enjoy 100+ refreshing smoothies and juices that promote gut health, glowing skin, heart health, strong muscles, and reduce inflammation from the trusted editors at Prevention.
Smoothies and juices are a delicious and easy way to add more fruit and vegetables into your diet and satisfy cravings between meals. Organized by principal health benefit--gut health, heart health, silky skin, post-workout recovery, and reducing inflammation--every recipe includes a detailed explanation about why it's so good for you. Plus, nutrient-rich ingredients include whole fruits and vegetables like avocados, berries, and kale; fresh herbs like mint, basil, and cilantro; as well as healthy add-ins like collagen peptides, bone broth, celery juice, alternative milks, chia seeds, flax seeds, and hemp seeds, apple cider vinegar, filling proteins like nut butter and protein powders, and prebiotics and probiotics to support your microbiome. Smoothies & Juices: Prevention Healing Kitchen includes:- 100+ healthy and delicious recipes such as Carrot-Coconut Smoothie, Pear-Almond Smoothie, Peaches 'N' Cream Oatmeal Smoothie, Citrus-Pineapple Smoothie, Pumpkin Detox Smoothie, Berry, Chia, and Mint Smoothie, Turmeric Twist, Celery Juice, Banana-Avocado Zinger, Blueberry Cobbler Smoothie Bowl, and more
- No additional equipment needed All juices as well as smoothies can be made in your blender
- Tips and tricks from the test kitchen for easy preparation
- Recipes clearly labeled as high in fiber, protein, and calcium, as well as vegan and good for meals on-the-go
- Nutritional values for every recipe
- Lie-flat binding for easy use So power up your blenders A healthier way of eating is only one tasty smoothie away.
Author Biography
Frances Largeman-Roth, RDN, is a New York Times best selling author and nationally recognized health expert. She was the Food and Nutrition Director at Health magazine. She writes and develops recipes for Parents, BabyCenter, Today.com, Cooking Light among other publications. She is a frequent guest on national TV, including the Today Show, Good Morning America, Access Hollywood Live, CNN, The Rachael Ray Show, and The Dr. Oz Show. She has also lent her expertise as a judge for Food Network Challenge and The James Beard Awards. Frances earned her undergraduate degree from Cornell University and completed the dietetic internship at Columbia University.
Prevention is the world's most established healthy lifestyle brand. For more than 65 years, it has delivered authoritative, trusted information and authentic lifestyle advice that inspires, challenges and leads readers to love their whole life, from nutrition to food, medicine to mood and exercise to the environment.
