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Delicious "Antioxidant" Rich Green Smoothie Recipes for Cleansing,
Detoxing & Burning Fat
Looking for green smoothie recipes to improve your health &
get your daily dose of nutrients?
If so, this book is for you:
Getting your daily nutritional needs in today's modern, fast paced
world is becoming a difficult thing to achieve.
Preparing breakfast is time consuming and who wants to get up 30
minutes earlier when a lay-in is far more appealing right?
I hear ya
Welcome to the world of smoothies.
A simple, quick and easy way to get your daily nutritional needs
from "powerful" antioxidant rich fruits & vegetables.
What's more -- they taste DELICIOUS
In Green smoothies you will find only HIGHLY "antioxidant" rich
"green" recipes to detoxify & cleanse your body.
With these recipes, you get to:
Detoxify & cleanse your body with POWERFUL antioxidants to
restore your health and vigor Burn fat & lose weight with fiber
rich, low fat, delicious & highly nutritious recipes - made in
mere MINUTES STRENGTHEN your immune system, cognitive functioning
and overall mental state Improve your skin, hair, zest for life and
overall energy levels - ensuring you feel great EVERYDAY Feed your
kids with DELICIOUS smoothies they will LOVE -- while getting them
to eat all the fruits & vegetables they need
Don't skip breakfast again -- Welcome to the world of smoothies
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Meet You at the Cafe presents some of the best cafe brands around
the world with an illuminating history of both coffee and coffee
shops. Today's cafes are the ultimate multi use facility, part
social gathering place, part home office and study hall, they each
have unique requirements based on the needs of their clientele.
Perhaps first and foremost, a cafe must be a space that reflects
customers' tastes and comfort level, but also quality goods and
amenities.
'Absorbing and sometimes shocking' - Literary Review 'A masterful
historical study' - The Good Book Guide Behind the wholesome image
of the world's most popular drink lies a strangely murky and often
violent past. From its first discovery to the present day, this is
an extraordinary story of a great world obsession. When tea began
to be imported into the West from China in the seventeenth century,
its high price and heavy taxes made it an immediate target for
smuggling and dispute at every level, culminating in international
incidents like the notorious Boston Tea Party. In China itself the
British financed their tea dealings by the ruthless imposition of
the opium trade. Intrepid British tea planters soon began flocking
to India, Ceylon and Africa, setting up huge plantations; often
workers were bought and sold like slaves. Roy Moxham's account of
this extraordinary history begins with his own sojourn in Africa,
managing 500 acres of tea and a thousand-strong workforce. His
experiences inform the book and led him to investigate the early
history of tea - and the results of his researches reflect little
credit on the British Empire, while often revealing a fascinating
world story.
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