Carrot Ginger Juice & Interview with Joe Cross [Video]

I have the easiest carrot ginger juice recipe for you, plus my interview with Joe Cross.  Remember when we watched Joe juicing his way across the United States in Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead?  That is the very movie that started me on my own juicing journey, determined to put my own autoimmune disease (Hashimoto’s) in remission.  Which, I say ecstatically it has stayed in remission for years now!

Below: My interview with Joe Cross

Joe Cross and I talk about our autoimmune disease and how nutrition from raw plants can be so powerful in helping to restore the body.  I myself developed the autoimmune disease, Hashimoto’s from toxic mold exposure, and Joe Cross has Urticaria.  Both of our autoimmune diseases are in remission.

Now onto the carrot ginger juice recipe!  I use the Nama Juicer and it’s also the juicer that Joe Cross recommends.  For 10% off the name juicer, use my coupon code at check out which is EATPRAY.

Carrot Ginger Juice Nama Juicer Recipe

What You Will Need

• 8-10 organic carrots
• 1 inch thick slice of ginger
• Quality Juicer such as the Nama Juicer

Instructions

• Place all ingredients in juicer and juice away!

Carrot and Ginger Juice

Erin Porter

This juice is nutritional powerhouse! Ginger and carrots not only contain antifungal properties, but anti-viral compounds as well. Ginger and carrots have been shown to fight cancer. This juice is also packed with Vitamin A, C, K, B8, potassium, and Iron.

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Course Drinks

Equipment

• 1 Juicer (I have the Nama Juicer but you can use whatever you have handy)

Ingredients

  

• 8-10 Carrots sticks
• Ginger- use the size of a nickel and about 1/2 of an inch thick.

Instructions

 

• Throw all ingredients into the juicer. It's as simple as that!

Notes

Kaufmann 1 Diet (Kaufmann Phase I)
This juice is nutritional powerhouse! Ginger and carrots not only contain antifungal properties, but anti-viral compounds as well. Ginger and carrots have been shown to fight cancer. This juice is also packed with Vitamin A, C, K, B8, potassium, and Iron. Can you think of a better way to feed your body in the morning?

Check out the second edition of my book Eat Pray Get Well – A Journey from Chronic Illness & Brokenness to Wholeness & Healing.  Foreword written by Doug Kaufmann, host of televisions Know The Cause.  Exclusive interviews with Doug Kaufmann, Joe Cross, Supermodel Carol Alt, the late renowned cardiologist Stephen Sinatra and much more.

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