Health Benefits of Beet Juice

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High in Dietary Fiber

Another benefit of beet juice is that it has a high level of healthy fiber, which may aid in digestion and assist the liver to work at an optimal level. A poor diet, exposure to toxic substances and a sedentary lifestyle can cause the liver to become overloaded, resulting in the condition known as nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.

Being rich in the antioxidant betaine, beet juice may help prevent or reduce fatty liver deposits and toxins.

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