Let me introduce to you the kindle version of the Green Smoothies – The Weight Loss & Detox Secret by Jonathan Vine which I was asked to review. By the time you finish reading this book, Green Smoothies will become your new Super Healthy food which you never have to feel guilty about eating. Green smoothies are nutritious, providing your body with vitamins, minerals, and anti-oxidants. Packed with nutrients used to fight diseases such as diabetes, cancer, and heart disease, you will begin to wonder why you have gone so long without enjoying green smoothies.
For those of you thinking I don’t like vegetables – there is a great selection of ingredients to choose from and you can mix them to your own taste. The book tells you about the nutritional and health benefits of the ingredients in each smoothie recipe.
If you are looking for healthy easy to follow smoothie recipes using everyday ingredients – this book is perfect for you.
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