How to make the cleansing green smoothie
This green smoothie is very good for cleansing and detoxifying the system.
Green smoothie
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This green smoothie helps clean the digestive system. As a result of that, every other thing you eat during the day is well digested and excess carbohydrates are not accumulated.
To prepare this drink, all you need is a blender or smoothie maker as well as the ingredients.
What you need:
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- One slice of pineapple
- Two slices of cucumber
- One stick of celery
- One eggplant
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How to:
1. Combine all the ingredients in a blender or smoothie maker.
2. Blend till it forms a smooth liquid.
3. Serve in a glass and drink.
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