Cucumber Lemon Mint Wellness Drink
Description
A refreshing, low-sugar infused drink made with cucumber, lemon, and fresh mint. Traditionally used to support hydration, digestion, mild stomach comfort, and metabolic wellness. Gentle enough for daily use.
Ingredients (1–2 servings)
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1 medium cucumber, thinly sliced
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½ lemon, sliced (remove seeds)
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6–8 fresh mint leaves
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2 cups cold water
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Optional:
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A pinch of grated ginger
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Ice cubes
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Instructions
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Wash all ingredients thoroughly.
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Add cucumber, lemon, and mint to a glass or jar.
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Lightly muddle (press) the mint to release flavor.
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Add water and ice if desired.
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Let infuse 10–30 minutes before drinking.
Notes & Tips
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For sensitive stomachs, use less lemon.
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Drink between meals, not on a full stomach.
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Always remove lemon peel if reflux is an issue.
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Best consumed fresh the same day.
Servings
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Makes 1 large or 2 small servings
Nutritional Info (Approx. per serving)
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Calories: ~15
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Sugar: <2 g
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Carbohydrates: ~4 g
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Fat: 0 g
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Fiber: ~0.5 g
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Hydration: Very high
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Caffeine: None
Potential Benefits (Supportive, Not Curative)
This drink may help support:
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✔️ Hydration (important for liver & digestion)
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✔️ Mild gastritis comfort (cooling ingredients)
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✔️ Blood sugar balance (very low glycemic)
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✔️ Bloating & digestion
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✔️ Liver function support through hydration
It does NOT:
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❌ Treat or cure diabetes
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❌ Heal gastritis
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❌ Detox or “cleanse” the liver
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❌ Replace medical treatment
Safety Notes
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If you have gastritis or acid reflux, limit lemon.
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Diabetics should still monitor blood sugar—this is supportive only.
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Anyone with liver disease must follow doctor-recommended diet plans.
Q & A
Q: Can this replace medication?
A: No. It is a supportive wellness drink only.
Q: Is it safe to drink daily?
A: Yes, 1–2 glasses per day for most people.
Q: Does it help with weight loss?
A: It may help reduce sugary drink intake, but weight loss depends on overall diet.
Q: Can I blend it instead of infusing?
A: Yes, but blending increases fiber and strength—strain if needed.
Q: Is mint required?
A: No, but it helps digestion and flavor.