Alkaline Armor Antioxidant Boost Smoothie

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Alkaline Armor Antioxidant Boost: Alkaline Shield in a Smoothie

Benefits of this recipe: anti-inflammatory, cancer-protective, alkaline, antioxidant-rich, anti-aging, cardiovascular health.

The standard modern diet (SMD) is getting worse.  We are increasingly inundated with processed foods and hidden sugars.  Most people are feeling less healthy, and more in pain and fatigue than ever before.

The problem?  Acidity, inflammation, and oxidative stress.

The answer?  This smoothie!

…and so enter the “Alkaline Armor Antioxidant Boost”—a concoction that’s as powerful as its name suggests. This beverage doesn’t just promise refreshment; it equips your body with alkaline-forming ingredients, fills you with potent antioxidants, and douses inflammation.

On top of all that, it has cancer-protective properties, cardiovascular-supporting nutrients, and is anti-aging to boot! Before diving into this nutrient-dense recipe, let’s breakdown the superhero ingredients that make this smoothie a protective shield for your body:

  • Blueberries:
    • High in antioxidants, especially vitamin C and vitamin K.
    • Fights DNA damage which may reduce the risk of aging and cancer.
  • Avocado:
    • Loaded with heart-healthy monounsaturated fats.
    • Contains potassium which is beneficial for heart health.
    • Rich in folate which is cancer-protective.
  • Spinach:
    • A powerhouse of vitamins A, C, K, and folic acid.
    • Contains iron which is crucial for oxygenating your blood.
    • Has anti-inflammatory properties.
  • Chia Seeds:
    • High in omega-3 fatty acids which help reduce inflammation.
    • Rich in fiber, aiding in digestive health.
    • Provides a solid protein boost.
  • Ground Flaxseeds:
    • Another excellent source of omega-3s.
    • Contains lignans which have antioxidant properties.
    • May help reduce the risk of certain cancers.
  • Cucumber:
    • Promotes hydration due to its high water content.
    • Contains antioxidants like tannins and flavonoids.
    • Supports skin health with silica.
  • Ground Turmeric and Ginger:
    • Both have strong anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects.
    • Ginger can help with digestion and nausea.
    • Turmeric’s active compound, curcumin, has potent medicinal properties.
  • Almond Milk or Coconut Milk (unsweetened):
    • Almond milk is low in calories and naturally lactose-free.
    • Coconut milk contains medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs) that can aid metabolism.
  • Cilantro or Parsley:
    • Both herbs help with detoxification.
    • Rich in vitamins A, C, and K.
    • Parsley contains apigenin, a compound with cancer-fighting properties.

With these mighty ingredients, your smoothie not only offers a delightful taste but also shields your body, giving it the defense it needs in today’s environment. Enjoy and empower yourself with every sip!

 

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Alkaline Armor Antioxidant Boost Smoothie

  • Author: Ross

Ingredients

 1/4 cup blueberries

1 ripe avocado

1 cup of spinach 

1 tbsp chia seeds 

1 tbsp ground flaxseeds 

1 small cucumber 

A pinch of ground turmeric and ginger

1 cup of almond milk or coconut milk (unsweetened)

A small handful of fresh cilantro or parsley

Instructions

 Add all ingredients to a blender.

Blend until smooth, adding more almond or coconut milk if necessary to reach the desired consistency.

Pour into a glass and enjoy immediately.

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Ross


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  1. Sue Reply

    Hi Ross, I’m confused by conflicting advice I’ve read on safe amounts of ground flax and chia seeds. Some packets contain warnings about exceeding safe levels. I have a heaped dessertspoon of each mixed into my porridge in the morning. The ground flax seed is sprouted. Is it ok to have more of them in a smoothie? This one sounds delish!

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