Could a Beetroot, Carrot, and Green Apple Smoothie Support Health for Anemia, Vision, and Liver

Feeling tired from low energy, occasional eye strain, or concerns about liver health? This vibrant smoothie blending beetroot, carrot, and green apple (often called ABC juice) is popular for its nutrient density and refreshing taste. Viral claims suggest it “fights anemia,” “restores vision,” and “cleanses fatty liver” – but while these ingredients offer antioxidants, vitamins, and fiber that may gently support related areas, no evidence shows dramatic reversal or cleansing. Benefits are subtle, from regular whole-food intake alongside healthy habits.

Potential Support from Key Ingredients
Beetroot: Iron, folate, nitrates; some studies link to better blood parameters and liver support.
Carrot: Beta-carotene (vitamin A precursor) for retinal health.
Green Apple: Fiber, vitamin C, quercetin for digestion/antioxidants.
No “cure” or rapid effects proven – gradual nourishment.
Ingredients:

1 medium beetroot (peeled/chopped)
1 large carrot (peeled/sliced)
1 green apple (cored/chopped, skin on)
1-2 cups water (or coconut water)
Optional: Lemon juice/ginger/honey
Steps:

Wash/chop produce.
Blend with water until smooth.
Strain for juice or keep pulp for fiber.
Enjoy fresh – morning best.
Use: 1 glass daily; consistent for potential subtle benefits.
Safety and Tips
Safe moderate; beetroot may tint urine (harmless).
Oxalates in beetroot – caution if kidney stones.
Consult doctor for anemia/liver/vision concerns.
Pair with balanced diet/exercise.