Extractor Smoothie

The Extractor aids in removing different varieties of chemical toxicity, also freeing the path for toxic heavy metals to uproot and exit the body more quickly.

This recipe comes from Brain Saver Protocols, Cleanses & Recipes, the companion book to Medical Medium Brain Saver. These two essential books about our most complex organ—the brain—dive deep into why people all over the world are suffering with mental health and brain-related symptoms and conditions. Brain Saver unveils the why behind more than 100 brain- and nervous system–related symptoms, diseases, and disorders; Brain Saver Protocols, Cleanses & Recipes reveals the truth about how to heal in even more detail (including cleanses, recipes, supplement protocols, and so much more).

Ingredients:

• 1 apple, chopped
• 1 cup frozen or fresh wild blueberries, or 1oz pure wild blueberry juice, or 1 tbsp pure wild blueberry powder
• 1 cup fresh or frozen mango or 1 fresh or frozen banana
• 1 cup tightly packed fresh parsley
• 1 radish root
• 1 tsp mustard seed powder
• 1 cup of water, coconut water, fresh apple juice, or bottled organic and additive-free 100 percent apple juice

Directions:

Blend the ingredients together until smooth. Add up to 1 cup of water, coconut water, fresh apple juice, or bottled organic and additive-free 100 percent apple juice if a thinner consistency is desired. Serve and enjoy!

Tips:

• Choose red-skinned apples when possible, as they have the most nutrients.
• Mango is the first preference for this smoothie. If you can’t get fresh or frozen mango, banana is a great replacement.
• You can use any color radish root, including red radish, black radish, and purple radish. Avoid using daikon radish.
• If you’re using coconut water in this smoothie, make sure the coconut water doesn’t contain natural flavors and isn’t pink or red.
• If you are using a bottled, pasteurized apple juice, look for one that contains 100 percent organic apple juice with nothing else added such as sugar, citric acid, or preservatives.
• If you’re having difficulty with the mustard seed flavor, you have the option to cut the amount of mustard in half, to ½ teaspoon, or even less if desired, with the goal of working your way back up to the recommended dosage of 1 teaspoon over time.
• If you’re having difficulty with the parsley flavor, you have the option to cut the amount of parsley in half, to ½ cup, with the goal of working your way back up to the recommended dosage of 1 cup over time.
• If you’re in a part of the world where you can’t access fresh or frozen wild blueberries, wild blueberry juice, or wild blueberry powder, you can substitute blackberries. Although a high-antioxidant alternative, blackberries do not have the potency to match how wild blueberries defend cells from metals, chemicals, radiation, and other toxins.
• If you can’t get apples, ripe pears can be substituted in this recipe. If you can’t access apples or pears, look for oranges as a substitute. If you can’t find oranges, look for papayas. If you can’t get papayas, look for bananas. And if you can’t get bananas, you can use mangoes in place of apples or pears.
• See the chapter, “Medical Medium Heavy Metal Detox Cleanses,” in Medical Medium Brain Saver and Brain Saver Protocols, Cleanses & Recipes for advice on how to integrate the Extractor into your day and time it with the Heavy Metal Detox Smoothie for optimal results.

Serves 1

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Categories: Fat Free, Grain Free, Nut and Seed Free, Raw, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Smoothies, Cleanse Friendly, Heavy Metal Detox Smoothie Cleanse, Healing Tools, Kid Friendly

This item posted: 14-Nov-2022

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