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Mustard Greens Mambo | GreenSmoothieGirl

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I drink this Mustard Greens Mambo smoothie when I’m feeling a little under the weather and need to boost my Vitamin C. You can even use it to fight UTIs naturally, as it’s so potent in fighting bad bacteria. Drinking your Vitamin C is much healthier for your teeth than chewing those synthetic Vitamin C tablets, too!

Mustard Greens Mambo

Adding the Mustard Greens Mambo smoothie to your diet offers an elixir of Vitamin C, a potent concoction.

Course smoothie
5 minutes
1
574 kcal

  • 2 3/4 cups water/ice
  • 2 large leaves and stems mustard greens, coarsely chopped
  • 4 cups romaine, coarsely chopped
  • Spinach add until mixture reaches 6-cup line
  • 2/3 tsp powdered stevia
  • 2 bananas can be frozen in chunks
  • 16 oz frozen blackberries
  • 1 small papaya, peeled with seeds
  • 2 apples, pears, or oranges

  1. Blend first 4 ingredients until smooth, then add remaining ingredients and blend again until smooth.

  2. Serve immediately, or refrigerate for up to 24 hours in glass jars and shake well before serving.

 

Vitamin C is well-known for its immune-boosting properties. Linus Pauling, a biochemist and educator, first touted the benefits of Vitamin C in the 1960s. He claimed it to be a cure for heart disease, cancer, and infections. While many in the medical communities branded him a quack, studies conducted after Pauling’s death have validated his theories.

Keep in mind that ascorbic acid is not vitamin C, but rather an isolated component that is, unfortunately, often created in a lab. This synthetic version can be dangerous. For this reason, look for vitamin C that is derived from organic food sources and one that has no additives. Foods rich in vitamin C include blackberries, strawberries, leafy greens, papayas, peppers, kiwis, and citrus fruits.

Adding the Mustard Greens Mambo smoothie to your diet offers an elixir of four of these elements, making it a potent Vitamin C concoction.

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