Breuss Juice
This spectacular spin on the classic Breuss juice from Meredith Baird is a cleanse champion, and has an exotic flavor that is decadent and delicious.
Meredith says, “The Austrian naturopath doctor, Rudolph Breuss developed this juice consisting of beets, carrots, celery, radish, and potatoes in specific ratios to provide a balance of basic elements required for the body’s nourishment. This juice is used as part of a 42-day fast for alternative cancer treatment. The intended effect is to starve abnormal cells. No matter what your intention, this is a balanced, powerfully detoxifying juice. We recommend this juice as an on-the-go lunch replacement. Using parsnip in the recipe really helps round out the flavor. We also use daikon radish in our recipe, but you can use 3 regular red radishes if you can’t find daikon.”
Everyday Raw Detox
Meredith shared this Breuss Juice in her book, Everyday Raw Detox. With stunning photography from Adrian Mueller, enticing descriptions, and valuable information about ingredients, juicing and blending techniques, this book will get you excited about being the best healthy version of yourself.
This book makes detox accessible and fun, and is all about pleasure. Meredith finds sexy and interesting ways to incorporate healthy food into your diet, and you can detox at a level that feels comfortable.
Whether you want to cleanse for a day, a week, or find healthy live recipes, there is something on offer. There are 100 exotic raw, vegan recipes in this book from juices, to blended fruit or vegetable smoothies, brewed tonics, appetizers, soups, salads, dips, and main dishes, a section of skin and body tonics, and a wonderful resources section.
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- Blueberries and Cream Kefir Smoothie
- Miso Me-So-Green Smoothie
- V 10 Juice
- Herbal Infusion
- Chai Mai Latte
- Rose and Aloe Spritz
- Chamomile Nettle Tea
- Chia and Buckwheat Cereal
- Mimosa Sorbet
- Collard Burrito
- Curried Spinach Dip
- Cauliflower Caviar
- Blood Orange-Scented Beet Soup
- Beet Spaghettini with Pistachio Thyme Pesto
- Coconut Hair Mask
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*Disclaimer: I am not endorsing any particular kind of cancer treatment. However, I do believe juicing can support health in conjunction with other treatments. Please consult your doctor or healthcare professional about what course of action is right for you.
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Comments 15
this looks so good
Isn’t Adrian’s food photography just gorgeous? The recipe is AMAZING too. So good for you, and DELICIOUS! Enjoy 🙂
yes it is and very healthy for you
Yes!
Looks amazing! So earthy and yummy!
Yes, this juice is delicious, and the photo is stunning! Enjoy 🙂
This looks so healthy and the photographs are just gorgeous!
Yes, the photos are stunning, and this juice is just loaded with detox goodness. Enjoy 🙂
So I made MB’s Beet detox juice. It was ourt of this world.. The remaining pulp I created a soup for my son by browning some onions and garlic in a little olive oil and seasoning adding the pulp with two cups water. He ate it and told me he told his friends who could not imagine purple soup.
(They don’t get out much) Haha!
Namaste
This is wonderful. Thankyou for all of your comments. They are so helpful for others trying the recipes 🙂
The original recipe does not have parsnip and uses black radish please explain the difference.
Thanks
Can I use my Vitamix for this recipe as well?
Yes, you can blend with water, tweak flavors, and then strain.
Hi, this looks really good. May I ask, why do you peel the beet and the potato?
You don’t have to peel the potatoes and beets. But, if you don’t, you will need to scrub them extremely well to get rid of all of the grit. You will also get an extremely earthy flavor with the skins.