BloodClenz Smoothie

BloodClenz Smoothie
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BloodClenz Smoothie

Our blood is the river of life, supplying all the oxygen and nutrients the rest of our body needs to survive.

However, there are a number of toxins that can potentially affect the health of our blood and our blood vessels. These include acids, cholesterol, partially digested food particles, and even parasites, not to mention other metabolic factors that can cause high blood sugar or high blood pressure.

Providing both the alkalizing effect of Spinach or Kale, along with the protective effect of Citrus flavonoids, and the Circulatory benefits of Cinnamon and Ginger, this smoothie is great for supporting your blood health during the BodiClenz program. Add a little fresh mint to pep it up.

Makes up to 800ml

Ingredients:

Method:
Chop all ingredients adding lighter ingredients to the blender first. Blend until smooth. Enjoy.

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