What is Red Juice?

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Red Juice is the newest health supplement to take Manila by storm. Red Juice is made from more than 30 natural ingredients that help cleanse the body of toxins and keep it healthy and young.

The 30+ ingredients is composed of sweet almonds, aloe vera, ampalaya, anise, apples, barley grass, blueberries, calamansi, cinnamon, coriander, cranberries, cucumbers, figs, garlic, ginger, ginseng, grapes, green tea, guavas, juniper berries, lagundi, leeks, lentil, mango, mulberries, olives, onions, oranges, pineapple, pomegrenate, raspberries, sambong, tomatoes, turmeric, and wheat grass.

Red Juice is said to be good for colon cleansing, managing diabetes, lowering hypertension, and promoting healthy skin. Testimonials from satisfied consumers can be read at the Red Juice site: http://www.redjuice.org/html/quickfacts.htm

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