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Beets are especially helpful for people dealing with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), or inflammation due to poor diet, alcohol, or medication use.
How to Drink Beet Juice the Right Way
Note: Beet juice may temporarily turn your urine or stool pink/red — this is harmless and completely normal!
Who Should Use Caution?
While beet juice is generally safe, you should speak to your doctor if you:
- Have low blood pressure (it may lower it further)
- Suffer from kidney stones (beets are high in oxalates)
- Are taking blood-thinning medication
Final Thoughts
No chemicals. No expensive supplements. Just real food, real benefits.
So, the next time you’re dragging through your day or feeling stiff and foggy, reach for nature’s energy and healing drink: beet juice. Your body will thank you.