Pancreas-Support Green Juice
 Description
This refreshing green juice is a nutrient-dense blend designed to support healthy blood sugar balance, reduce inflammation, and encourage insulin sensitivity when enjoyed as part of a balanced lifestyle. It combines fiber-rich vegetables, antioxidants, and natural plant compounds that nourish metabolic health without added sugars.
Note: This is a supportive wellness drink—not a medical treatment or cure.
 Ingredients
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1 green apple (cored)
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1 bitter gourd (karela), deseeded
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½ cucumber
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2 celery stalks
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½ lemon (peeled)
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½–1 cup water (optional, for blending)
 Instructions
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Wash all ingredients thoroughly.
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Chop into blender-friendly pieces.
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Add all ingredients to a blender or juicer.
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Blend until smooth (strain if desired).
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Serve immediately for best nutrient retention.
 Servings
1 serving (approx. 12–14 oz)
Tips & Notes
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If bitter gourd is too strong, start with ½ piece and increase gradually.
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Best consumed in the morning or before meals.
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Do not store longer than 24 hours (airtight, refrigerated).
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Add a few mint leaves or ginger for flavor and digestion support.
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Those on blood sugar–lowering medication should monitor levels carefully.
 Nutritional Information (Approx. per serving)
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Calories: ~80–100 kcal
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Carbohydrates: ~18–20 g
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Fiber: ~5–6 g
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Sugar (natural): ~10–12 g
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Vitamin C: ~45% DV
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Potassium: ~15% DV
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Antioxidants: High
(Values vary by size and freshness of produce)
 Key Benefits
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Supports pancreatic function
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Encourages healthy insulin response
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Helps manage post-meal blood sugar spikes
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Provides anti-inflammatory compounds
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Hydrating and gut-friendly
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Naturally low in calories and fat
 Q & A
Q: Can this cure diabetes?
A: No. This juice supports wellness and blood sugar balance but does not replace medical treatment.
Q: Is this safe for prediabetes?
A: Yes, when consumed in moderation and alongside a balanced diet.
Q: How often can I drink it?
A: 3–4 times per week is ideal.
Q: Can I replace meals with it?
A: No. It works best as a supportive drink, not a meal replacement.
Q: Can I skip bitter gourd?
A: Yes, but it’s one of the key ingredients known for supporting glucose metabolism.