Health Benefits of Beet Juice

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3. Boosts the Immune System

Beet juice is rich in the immune-boosting nutrients like vitamins A and C. These vitamins may help fight common colds and fevers. They may also help lessen their symptoms by reducing inflammation, preventing fatigue and relieving minor aches and pains. Vitamin C has also been shown to support the respiratory system and alleviate symptoms of asthma.

These vitamins help support white blood cell activity and therefore, strengthen the immune function. Healthy white blood cells are a crucial defense against fungal, viral and bacterial infections.

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