There are countless health benefits of celery juice. Drinking fresh celery juice daily can:

improve gut health

aide in weight loss

help with daily detox

reduce bloating

increase energy

promote glowing skin

Drinking celery juice helps you get in key vitamins and minerals like calcium, potassium, skin-healing vitamin A, immune-boosting vitamin C, vitamin K, and magnesium.

Fresh celery juice has anti-inflammatory properties and is packed with antioxidants that remove free radicals (damaged cells) from the body, helping to keep you youthful and healthy.

When celery is juiced and pulp is extracted, what’s left behind is a green juice that has all the power of a superfood. It is full of natural sodium known as enzyme salts (not the dangerous-for-your-heath kind). This sodium binds to toxins, allowing your body to detox.

You’ve likely heard about how celery juice has taken the health world by storm. It’s all over social media and in podcasts from the wellness community, mostly all referencing the work of Anthony Williams, The Medical Medium.

We recommend you drink 1 bottle of celery juice first thing in the morning on an empty stomach. Wait 20-30 minutes before eating or drinking anything else. Don’t worry if you can’t drink a full bottle to start with – start out slowly if you need to and gradually increase the amount you feel comfortable drinking each morning.

An 18-pack of raw celery juice.

Ingredients: celery juice, lemon juice, triple-filtered water.

The bolder the flavor, the greater the nutrition. And celery juice can be bold. We’ve added a touch of lemon to enhance your experience as you reap the immense health benefits of drinking celery juice.

When should I drink celery juice?

Drink 1 bottle of celery juice first thing in the morning on an empty stomach. Wait 20-30 minutes before eating or drinking anything else.

How long should I drink celery juice?

This green juice is meant to be consumed every morning. It should be the first step of your morning routine and can be consumed on a long-term basis.

Can I cleanse with celery juice?

Celery juice can be incorporated into a cleanse, however we do NOT recommend drinking only celery juice. Juice cleansing should incorporate a variety of fruit and vegetable juices and adequate calories.

If you want to continue drinking celery juice during your cleanse, drink it first thing in the morning on an empty stomach and follow it with the 6 bottles of juice.

Can I get the same benefits of drinking celery juice by eating celery stalks instead?

Not really. While eating celery can have many health benefits, juiced celery is a supreme source of nutrition.

When celery is juiced and pulp is extracted, what’s left behind is a green juice that has all the power of a superfood. It is full of natural sodium known as enzyme salts. This sodium binds to toxins, allowing your body to detox.

Isn’t it bad to freeze celery juice?

No. At Raw Generation, we freeze celery juice along with all our other juices and smoothies. It’s the only way to lock in flavor, freshness, enzymes, and nutrients while being able to deliver them to your door.

Shipping frozen fresh celery juices makes it super convenient for you. There’s no hefty prep time or messy clean-up. No juicer is necessary. All you have to do is thaw, sip, and reap the health benefits.

Can I eat normally while incorporating celery juice into my routine?

Yes, you can and should eat your normal amount of calories. Celery juice is not intended to be a cleanse or a meal replacement, but to be used daily in conjunction with a healthy, balanced lifestyle and wellness routine.

How do I combat the Standard American Diet with cleaner eating?

We recommend avoiding dairy, processed carbs, processed sugar, refined seed oils, preservatives, and alcohol as much as possible. These “foods” all contribute to poor health and weight gain.

Try to pack each meal with as many whole fruits and/or vegetables as you can - the more raw, the better! Incorporate celery juice and our healthy cold-pressed fruit and vegetable juices daily.

Despite what many healthcare professionals say, never limit servings of healthy carbohydrates from fruits, veggies, and folate-rich whole grains.