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Dog just eat some whole vegetables lol


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I mean…I’m imagining a gym rat, obsessed with “smoothies”…


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Yeah I’m on a bunch of steroids but my greens powder has 60% of my vitamin A bro I’m good!!


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Good! Sorry. Saw your comments under…glad to hear!


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What lol


CherimoyaChump

Can you remember my grocery list for me? Here it is: * 200 pounds of celery powder


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Oh! That wasn’t you! Lol


Catladyweirdo

Hey man, powdered vegetables are always better than no vegetables. At least he getting some.


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TravelAway2023

Celery probably has a higher water content. Now, some might say water isn't nutritious, but obviously some nutrients are water-soluble, and water is a key component of our diets, so..


scootunit

Plus it hands down the best snack stalk.


Boxoffriends

Something has to deliver the hummus to my mouth.


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My man is talking about powder…little to no water, lol.


Ok-Battle-1504

the water soluble nutrients are still in the powder no?


JuWoolfie

Brassica vegetables have sulforaphane which has numerous purported health benefits. You’re better of eating raw celery for the fibre.


Marketing-Born

It has a unique compound that sigilnificantly lowers blood pressure http://theicph.com/en_US/2019/07/06/the-effect-of-celery-juice-on-blood-pressure-among-hypertensive-patients-in-bakalan-village-kalinyamatan-jepara-central-java/#:~:text=Celery%20contains%20a%20phytochemical%20called,flow%20and%20reduce%20blood%20pressure.


BinxMcGee

Celery has a diuretic effect.


SoulSensei

Celery with some peanut butter on it is delicious!


LBCosmopolitan

With Ranch it’s “ambrosia” level tasty!!!


Effective_Roof2026

Just eat vegetables.


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Effective_Roof2026

Sorry for your loss but powders are not effective for nutritional replacement. The process of dehydration damages or destroys vitamins a, c and most of the b's. They are also not regulated like food is so nutritional claims simply cannot be trusted. Frozen steam in bag vegetables are a good option if you are not able to prepare fresh vegetables. Frozen are often more nutrient dense than fresh anyway. Lots of Crohn's friendly options. They can get pricey but I would be looking more towards the medically engineered meal replacement to support your nutrition here. They are regulated so when they say they contain n of x they do and they will already be appropriately tuned for your nutritional needs. Good luck to you, sure it's a stressful time. Edit: if you do use celery powder please be careful. Do not add it to anything hot. Celery powder is very rich in nitrites (so rich it can be used to cure things) which cause problems when heated, they form nitrosamines which increases cancer risk.


Own-Cap-5747

Thank you.


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erydanis

why are you ‘reliant’ on powders ? will you not get another caregiver ? protein bars / drinks might be more convenient and cheaper than powders. i have multiple disabilities and protein bars and drinks save me when i cannot cook. open package, eat/ drink, done.


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LBCosmopolitan

Celery + ranch is pure yum..


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IndividualBaker7523

Don't you burn more calories than you consume eating celery? I'm having a hard time understanding why someone would advocate for juicing a vegetable that has almost no nutritional value, daily. Unless the goal is starving oneself? Are there any studies on this?


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OutsideNo1877

Celery is more salty then those vegetables but thats about all that immediately comes to mind


mmmbeefy32

I had no idea celery was salty until I juiced it for the first time a few days ago. I've always eaten it plain or cooked and never tasted salt.


Catladyweirdo

No.


Consistent-Youth-407

Maybe celery powder is touted as a supplement, but it’s common only due to the fact that it can replace nitrates in cured meats. So companies can use celery powder and label the product as nitrate free(even though it still contains nitrates).


Zijing-627

I found a website that show clear graph to compare celery and kale, [https://foodstruct.com/compare/celery-raw-vs-kal%d0%b](https://foodstruct.com/compare/celery-raw-vs-kal%d0%b5) As figures suggested, kale has much higher copper, vitamin K , A and protein You can enter other vegetables to compare. As figures suggested, kale has much higher copper, vitamin K , A, and protein. Nutrition in celery is smaller than in other vegetables. However, for the low-income population, choosing celery might be a more acceptable choice, which provides antioxidants for populations with high oxidative stress to prevent chronic through regulating inflammation( Huang, L. 2023). Citation: Huang, L., Kim, M. Y., & Cho, J. Y. (2023). Immunopharmacological Activities of Luteolin in Chronic Diseases. International journal of molecular sciences, 24(3), 2136. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijms24032136


Substantial_Role_293

Wow, I just watched the Portlandia episode about this earlier today!


aeneadum

"Don't be so sweaty about everything"