Besides drinking wheatgrass juice for it’s high chlorophyll content and other health benefits, there are a lot of other ways you can use wheatgrass. Keep in mind that all wheat grass juice should be used within 30 minutes of harvest and juicing. Wheat grass juice starts breaking down and goes bad within 12 hours.
You can use wheatgrass juice for the following:
- Drink wheat grass juice to energize in the morning, or to detoxifying and cleanse. Instead of a taking a pill or vitamin in the morning, drink 1-2 ounces of wheatgrass juice for your vitamins, minerals, enzymes, protein and chlorophyll.
- Drink it as part of a fast. Wheatgrass juice is an excellent addition to a fasting program. Always drink plenty of water while fasting.
- Wheatgrass juice also can be used in enemas and implants for rapid cleansing. Wheatgrass juice can be used in douches as well.
- Expelled wheatgrass pulp and juice can be used in first aid poultices applied to sunburned skin, rashes, boils and cuts.
- Wheatgrass juice also has cosmetic uses. Use it as a hair conditioner and scalp treatment. It’s great for people with eczema and other skin issues. Gargle with it for fresh breath and gum health.
- Give yourself a wheatgrass juice facial. First cleanse and steam the skin to open pores. Then apply undiluted fresh juice to the skin. Relax for 5 minutes and rinse.
- Take a bath in wheatgrass juice. Usually wheatgrass juice is used undiluted or straight, but for this application diluted is the way to go. Pour a few ounces into the bathwater and make a teabag of pulp to hang.
- Finally, throw a wheatgrass party. Invite people who know about wheatgrass and those who have never tried it.
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