Athletes Super Fuel Juice with Watermelon, Lemon, Orange, Pineapple
Athletes Super Fuel
1/2 watermelon
1 lemon
5 oranges
1 can frozen pineapple concentrate
So you’ve just entered the iron man contest. No more couch babysitting for you. Heading for the threshold of endurance. Developing a discipline like iron that will keep you running with power toward that finish line. Fixed and resolute, yet flexible and gentle. Driven and focused, yet child-like and joyful. Strong, yet dependent. Ready those muscles for training. Stir the soul. Be ready for action like a soldier awaits a command.
Watermelons
There is nothing more refreshing than a slice of watermelon on a hot day. Why, it is even better than beer— legal to eat in a public place, and does not result in a hangover! You can produce almost a gallon of juice from one watermelon. Whereas eating the rind would be hard on the stomach, juicing it is a wonderful source of chlorophyll, vitamin A, protein, potassium, zinc, iodine, nucleic acids, and enzymes that aid in digestion. Ninety-five percent of all the nutritional content of watermelon is in the rind.
Thump a watermelon with your knuckles and if it sounds hollow, it’s going to taste sweet. They should be dark green in color, dull rather than shiny, and their underbellies should have a pale yellow color. Store whole watermelons in a cool place.
Watermelon Juicing Tips
Juice watermelons with the rind, as it has almost all of the nutrients. Make sure to wash the watermelon first before juicing it!
Click on the following links for information on juicing:
Lemon
Oranges
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