Health Benefits of Celery Juice

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10. Fights Inflammation and Infection

Many diseases are associated with chronic, low-grade inflammation. Celery boasts at least eight powerful noninflammatory compounds that can assist with fighting inflammation and getting rid of free radicals in the body.

Celery also has antimicrobial properties, particularly the seeds. Studies show that celery seeds may help fight chest infections, and microbes affecting the digestive tract. It’s worth adding celery seeds to celery juice to reduce inflammation and boost overall health.

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