Green Smoothie Recipes For Weight Loss

by Valerie Alston

Overview

Smoothies are blended drinks usually from fresh fruits and they are called smoothies because once the fresh fruits are blended, they usually have this smooth and thick texture and appearance unlike typical fruit juices. Smoothies are usually considered healthy because they are made from fresh ingredients. They may be blended using fruits most of the time but the truth is they can also be blended with the use of vegetables like green leafy vegetables. Thus, the term Green Smoothies was introduced. Green smoothies are gaining popularity nowadays because they allow you to consume green leafy vegetables that you cannot tolerate eating whole and this is because veggies that are blended are easily digested. Another advantage of green smoothies is that they are naturally nutrient-packed. Green leafy vegetables are known to be rich in vitamins and minerals that have positive effects to the health such as boosting the immune system, lowering high blood pressure and a lot more.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781630222000
Publisher:	Mihails Konoplovs
Publication date:	09/29/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	27
File size:	43 KB

About the Author

Cooking enthusiast and foodie, Valerie Alston is the author of various cooking related books and essays. She was born in United States and at the moment lives there with her family. Valerie is happily married and has two kids. She became her writing career several years ago, however only recently she became a published author. Valerie has plans to release different cooking books in the future, where she will be sharing her favorite recipes and tips. Cooking is not the only passion of Valerie, besides that she likes cycling, swimming and piano playing. She says that having different hobbies allows her to become better at cooking craft. Her husband also enjoys cycling and often they cycle together. Valerie also enjoys travelling other countries. It allows her to explore different cultures as well as foreign cuisines. Valerie Alston became a cook thanks to her mother who gave her first cooking lessons. Now Valerie has her own cooking style and also teaches to cook her kids.