Anti-Inflammatory, Alkaline Cleansing Broth
Posted on 23. Jun, 2009 by Core Health Expert in Cleansing For Weight Loss, Intelligent Nutrition
I also call this “De-Stress Soup.”
Many of the ingredients in my vegetarian recipe are powerfully alkaline. A benefit of alkaline foods is that they contain a considerable amount of negative ions that will bind to free radicals. Negative ions can also subdue levels of a neurohormone called serotonin, and have a calming effect on the body.
There are many benefits to alkalizing foods. Most of what ails us is due to inflammation. This broth is also an anti-inflammatory food.
Ingredients…
4 carrots cut in 2 inch chunks
4 stalks of celery
4 red radishes
1 beet, quartered
Big handful of fresh green beans
Big handful of fresh Italian parsley,
1 leek, quartered (tops cut off) (wash well inside)
4 okra split in half
2 inches burdock root
3 red skinned potatoes, quartered
½ head of green cabbage
3 1-inch chunks of peeled ginger root
A few shavings of turmeric root or a few shakes of turmeric powder
2 green onions
2 tbs of extra virgin coconut oil
3 cloves of garlic
2 cucumbers, cut in 1 inch chunks
Small handful of Himalayan Sea Salt ( 2-3 tbs)
A few dashes of cayenne pepper
2 tbs Braggs Raw Apple Cider Vinegar
2 cloves
1 gallon of water and…
a cup of red wine (optional)
Now, here’s the best part…
Put it all in the slow cooker, turn it on low and go do something else for 8-24 hours.
Strain out all ingredients, discard veggies and keep the Anti-Inflammatory Alkaline Cleansing Broth. Add more salt or pepper to taste. If you don’t have all of the ingredients that I used, that’s fine, just make it with the ingredients that you do have, it should turn out great!
Sip on it all day and do a broth cleanse. Or, replace a few dinners in a row with the broth. Add free range chicken to it if you want. Most of all, enjoy making it and be thankful eating it.
WARNING: I have a big slow cooker.



6 Comments
Heather
24. Jun, 2009
Great recipe..this could be a helpful recipe for many of your readers as inflammation is something which affects many people, myself included!
Cheers
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Nancy
25. Jun, 2009
wow, some potion! I’ll have to try this one.
a cup of red wine (optional)??? Really:)
Nancy
Nancy
25. Jun, 2009
Ron, we have so much burdock root on our property and I’ve been adding some in my morning juice! Powerful stuff!
Excellent Post: will direct this one on my blog.
Nancy
Dr. Ron
26. Jun, 2009
Nancy,
There is nothing like growing and eating your own fresh food, huh? Awesome. Where do you live?
Lisa
10. Jul, 2009
Powerful.
Liquid comfort food.
You always bring us the best, Ron!
Thanks, Doc!
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Dr. Ron
10. Jul, 2009
Anything for you, my dear Lisa.
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