Celery Juice

Celery Juice
Sodium is one of the chemical elements needed so much in the walls of the stomach and in the intestinal tract. Celery is particularly food for these parts of the body.

However, many times celery can be very irritating to a sensitive stomach because it contains a great deal of fiber.

If irritation results, celery juice should be substituted.

It also best to avoid using raw celery if there is any stomach irritation.

Broths made of celery leaves, with other vegetables and milk or cream added, are good to take for stomach disturbance.

The milk or cream has a wonderful soothing effect on the stomach especially when there is excessive acidity.

A broth made with celery is good in an elimination diet.

Celery aids digestion, counteracts acidosis, halts fermentation, and purifies the bloodstream.

Celery juice can be handled and tolerated by most people, especially children.

However, many people prefer diluted celery juice and it is very good when combined with pineapple or apple juice.

Apple and celery juice combined is great for neutralizing the rheumatic acids in the body.

Combine, parsley, and asparagus juice for kidney disorder; celery and papaya juice for asthma; celery and grapefruit with a pinch of pure cream of tart for colds or sinus troubles; celery and parsley juice for fevers, gout or arthritis; and of the condition of the teeth is poor, combine beet greens, parsley, celery juice and green kale.
Celery Juice