Salads are a great way to get raw nutrients and fiber, and making fresh juice-based dressings is a fantastic way to get excited about leafy greens. Check out these recipes to get started!

Lyric put together a really smart and simple guide for what to look for when growing, cutting, and juicing your wheatgrass. Plus she shares with us 3 awesome wheatgrass smoothie/juice recipes!

Eating whole, natural foods is always our first and best resource for healing, especially for chronic conditions like arthritis. If you or someone you know is suffering, try or share with them these juicing recipes!

Celery is an unassuming vegetable that has become a household staple. The addition of celery to salads, soups, and juices provides a subtle yet distinctive flavor that’s always welcome in our book.

The prickly pear is a powerhouse of nutrition and a great addition to your juicing and blending efforts. Check out the nutritional info and a recipe from the southwest to get you started!

Summer is coming to a close, and that means it’s time to get healthy again. I chose a diet of four 10oz shots of wheatgrass each week for two weeks, and here are my results!

Here’s a post featuring 5 distinctive wheatgrass juice recipes, using everything from carrots, to beets, to citrus fruit, and more. Wheatgrass juice is a great addition to any one of these fresh juice and smoothie concoctions.

Here’s a comprehensive list of the best fruits and veggies to juice, and why. The list spans everything from spinach, to tomatoes, to citrus fruits!

Flushing the liver seasonally is great for overall health. The liver is one of the hardest working organs in our body, so give it a break with the Smoothie Flush using all-powerful parsley.

Cucumbers are exceptionally full of water and low in calories. A one cup serving has only 13 calories and provides needed hydration. Here’s an awesome cucumber/cilantro recipe that will keep you cool and calm in the summer heat!