If your body is craving something light, hydrating, and nutrient-packed, this Healthy Detox Green Juice is it. Bursting with chlorophyll-rich greens and bright citrus, it’s the ultimate way to reset after a busy week or a big weekend.

Why This Green Juice Works

This simple five-ingredient blend is loaded with vitamins, minerals, and natural detoxifiers:

Parsley – Rich in antioxidants and vitamin C, it supports liver function and fights inflammation.
Celery – Ultra-hydrating, high in potassium, and known to aid digestion.
Whole Lemon – Adds cleansing vitamin C and a refreshing tartness. The rind of the lemon has 5 to 10x more nutrients than the juice.
Green Apple – Naturally sweetens the juice and adds gut-friendly fiber.
Cucumber – Cooling and hydrating with a mild flavor that ties it all together.

Together, these ingredients create a nutrient-dense drink that supports hydration, gentle detoxification, and glowing skin.

Juicing Essentials:

Here are some of my go-to tools and ingredients to make juicing simple:

The Holy Grail of Juicers – extracts maximum nutrients with minimal foam.
Glass Shot Bottles – ideal for portioning and storing single-serve wellness shots.
Cutting Board – sturdy and gentle on knives for prepping all your produce.

The rule of thumb is juice can be stored in air tight containers in the fridge for up to 72hrs for maximum retention of nutrients, so drink promptly.

This Healthy Detox Green Juice is a refreshing, nutrient-rich way to hydrate and nourish your body. Whether you sip it as a morning pick-me-up or an afternoon reset, it’s a vibrant habit your skin, gut, and taste buds will love.

Happy Juicing!

Gina

Ingredients

3 to 6 Stalks Celery
1 Cucumber
1 Bunch of Parsley about 1 cup
1 to 2 Green Apples
1 Whole Lemon remove peel if not organic

Instructions

Thoroughly wash all ingredients
Don’t forget to remove any stickers on the apples and lemon
Remove apple cores
Drop them through the juicer
Serve immediately
*Choose organic produce as often as you can to avoid pesticides and chemicals. Check out the EWG’s (Environmental Working Group) Shopper’s guide to pesticides in produce to help choose what to buy organic and what is ok to buy conventional.