Anti-Inflammatory Green Juice for Energy (Gentle Green Juicing Recipe)

Why I Created This Anti-Inflammatory Green Juice

When you’re living with chronic illness, inflammation, or fatigue, energy support needs to be steady and gentle. Many juicing recipes for energy rely on large amounts of fruit or aggressive greens that can be hard to tolerate.

This anti-inflammatory green juice was created as a mineral-rich, lower-sugar option that supports hydration and calm energy without overwhelming your system.

It’s not a detox or cleanse; it’s supportive green juicing you can actually maintain.

Nutrition Breakdown (Approximate)

Per serving (~12–14 oz):

  • Calories: ~95–115
  • Carbohydrates: ~24 g
  • Sugar: ~16 g (naturally occurring)
  • Fiber: minimal (juiced)

Key nutrients may include:

  • Vitamin C
  • Vitamin K
  • Folate
  • Potassium
  • Antioxidants

Note: Juices are low in fiber — pairing with meals helps support blood sugar balance.

Anti-Inflammatory Green Juice

This recipe intentionally uses a non-celery base to provide variety while remaining easy on digestion.
Prep Time 5 minutes
Juicing Time 10 minutes
Course Juice
Servings 1
Calories 105 kcal

Equipment

  • Juicer (centrifugal or cold pressed)
  • Sharp knife
  • cutting board
  • Glass jar or cup

Ingredients
  

  • 1 green apple cored
  • 1 cup fresh spinach packed
  • ½ cup fresh parsley
  • ½ cucumber
  • ½ lemon peeled
  • ½ –1 inch fresh ginger
  • Optional: ½ cup cold water if needed for juicing

Instructions
 

  • Wash all produce thoroughly.
  • Chop ingredients to fit your juicer chute.
  • Juice apple, spinach, parsley, cucumber, lemon, and ginger.
  • Stir gently and drink fresh.
Keyword 5-minute-drink

Juicing Recipes for Energy: Why This One Feels Different

Many green juice ideas aim for stimulation. This recipe focuses on balance:

  • Greens-first instead of fruit-heavy
  • Moderate natural sugar
  • Mineral-rich ingredients
  • No aggressive detox framing

The result is calm energy, not a spike-and-crash effect.

Ginger Shot Recipe (Optional Variation)

If you want a concentrated option:

Ginger shot ingredients:

  • ½ green apple
  • ½ lemon
  • 1–1½ inches fresh ginger
  • Small handful parsley

Juice and drink 2–3 oz.

This works well on mornings when a full glass feels like too much.

Green Juicing & Weight Support

  • Replaces sugary drinks
  • Supports hydration and satiety
  • Is low-calorie and nutrient-dense
  • Drink alongside meals
  • Do not replace all meals
  • Pair with protein and whole foods

Storage Tips

  • Best consumed immediately
  • Can be stored up to 24 hours in an airtight glass container
  • Shake before drinking (separation is normal)

FAQ: Green Juicing & Anti-Inflammatory Juice

Is this a juice cleanse recipe?
No. This juice supports hydration and nutrition but is not intended as a full juice cleanse.

Can I drink this daily?
Many people tolerate this juice well daily or several times per week.

Can I substitute ingredients?
Yes. Spinach can replace kale, parsley can be swapped with cilantro, and pear can replace apple.

Is this chronic-illness friendly?
This recipe was designed with gentle digestion and fatigue in mind, but always adjust ingredients to your tolerance.


Green Juice Ideas & Variations

  • Swap spinach → arugula for a peppery flavor
  • Add mint for digestion
  • Replace parsley with cilantro
  • Use pear instead of apple for milder sweetness

These variations keep green juicing flexible without overwhelming your system.


Final Thoughts

This anti-inflammatory green juice was created for real life and not perfection. Whether you’re new to green juicing or returning after a flare, this recipe offers a gentle, sustainable option that prioritizes tolerance and consistency.

Would love to hear your thoughts on juicing in the comments below!

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