It is therefore advisable to make a mixed vegetable juice as this will
not only increase the calcium content of your vegetable juice but will
also increase its overall nutritional content.
Readymade carrot
juice and packaged carrot juice are generally processed and pasteurized.
These processes often destroy the calcium content of the juice and so
additional calcium is added to the juice to make it appear that the
original nutritive value of the vegetable has been preserved. So
although the contents list of a packaged carrot juice product may show
that it has high calcium levels, your body will not be able to absorb
this calcium. It is better to juice the carrots yourself as this will
ensure that you get the full benefits of the juice. In addition to this,
you need to make sure that you have the juice within 15 minutes or so
of making it as the vitamins and minerals in the juice start to degrade
when they come in contact with air. Carrot juice is also rich in several
other minerals such as copper, magnesium, and potassium. In addition to
this it is also an excellent source of carotene
which is converted into vitamin A by the liver. Carrot juice contains
significant amounts of folic acid, and biotin and so it is often
recommended during pregnancy.
Carrot juice is often recommended for those suffering from diabete
as drinking carrot juice on a regular basis is proven to be efficient
in controlling this condition. This is because carrots contain a hormone
similar to insulin which is essential in controlling this condition.
Gout is caused by the build-up of uric acid in the body and carrot juice
encourages the excretion of excess uric acid. This is why carrot juice
is extremely beneficial for those suffering from gout. Carrot juice is
also used as a dietary adjunct when treating liver and gallstone
problems as well as tuberculosis, scanty urination and scanty
menstruation
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