1995_01 The Daily Collegian January 1995

              Tuesday; January 31,1995
Juice
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sistantmanagerandfainilyfrinnd.
He added that depending on die
choice, a smoothie could have as
little as 390 calories as compared
to a 1500-calorie hamburger meaL
There are 10 choices avail-
.   able now, but Gary said he has as
v'    many as 26 recipes. His concoc¬
tions include a combination of
friiits, non-fat yogurt and sher¬
bets,, with names like Cranberries
Tart, Apples Blue and Raz-a-nana.
xet the most interesting item on
th; menu is wheatgrass juice.
,'   Wheatgrass juice is sold for
$ 1 an ounce and is juiced before
your very eyes in a $450 extractor.
That small amount of green liq¬
uid is equivalent to two and a half
pounds of vegetables, said-
. Chalabian. He added that the juicx
is especially good for those suf¬
fering from hangovers and upset
stomachs and will work, within
about 15 minutes.
Ttik,Higgins get wheatgrass
f£Qm. Maria Abuelas, better
/ knowrUs "The Sprout Queen" at
I the Vineyard Farmers Market on
the   north-west   corner   of
•   Blackstone and Shaw avenues.
Abuelas said wheatgrass con¬
tains vitamins, minerals and chlo¬
rophyll . Chlorophyll has the same
, . molecular structure as hemoglo¬
bin which helps carry oxygen to
the blood:
"Ifs a nutritional supplement
thafs very cleansing for die body
because it helps pull toxins from
the body," Abuelas said. "Chlo¬
rophyll helps carry oxygen to
blood and gives pnore energy and
increases vitality and helps elimi-
nate things out of your blood and
improves health."
Abuelas, who grows 16 dif¬
ferent kinds of sprouts in a green¬
house, added that wheatgrass is
also good fur people with chronic
illnesses such as cancer and AIDS.
Shesaid cancer patients who drink
wheatgrass juice regularly have
had their cancer in remission.
With two active children,
Gary is always on the lookout for
healthy altemativeswhenit comes
to feeding his family. He does not
like fast-food joints and said they
concentrate on "mostly advertis-.
ing and not much on food." Trav¬
eling throughout Calif omia in the
: summers, Gary noticed1* grow¬
ing trend towards fruit juice busi¬
nesses in the south over the last
two years and decided; to start
Juiceworks after much research
and planning.
"It took a lot of work to get to
where we are," he said.
What makes Gary's
smoothies substantial meals in
terms of nutrients are the 11
supplements available to custom¬
ers. With every smoothie order,
two free supplements Are in-*
eluded. They range from bee pol¬
len, which has 18 amino acids and
14 minerals, ginseng, which
gives a caffeine-like effect for alert¬
ness and increased energy, to
wheat bran whidV prevents con¬
stipation.
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