what are some great smoothie or juice recipes to aide in the rejuvenation of your GI tract/reduce stress?

i think i'm going to use a food processor instead of a juicer because i want as much of 'the good stuff' as i can geti have stressed myself into some kind of GI problem and want to start fixing iti don't really have time to make and eat fresh veg, so i just want to puree them up with some fruit and drink it throughout the dayany recipes and advice would be awesomethanks!

True story.I accidentally ran over a bunny with my John Deere riding mower one time on Easter Sunday ! It was not pretty and my son (who at the time was about 5 years old) accused me of murdering the Easter Bunny !

Recipe for Love Ingredients 2 Hearts Full of Love 2 Heaping Cups of Kindness 2 Armfuls of Gentleness 2 Cups of Friendship 2 Cups of Joy 2 Big Hearts Full of Forgiveness 1 Lifetime of Togetherness 2 Minds Full of Tenderness Method Stir daily with Happiness, Humor, Understanding, and PatienceServe with Warmth and Compassion, Respect and Loyalty.

Rabbits play by destruction, that part is normalKeep up with the wooden and willow type toys - do not give her plastic ones as if she eats plastic that can cause very serious digestive issues, whereas willow and hazel type balls with no glue, just the woven wood, fine to eat! I definitely recommend spaying, it will help with the biting and being charged at, she's in her prime puberty right now and that makes her very frustrated! A spayed female is happier and healthier For her space, use puppy play pen panels to create a bunny-safe area for herMore space will keep her occupiedUse large cardboard boxes and heaps of hay to make forage boxes for her, hide some herbs at the bottom for her to hunt forYou can also use large plastic dog beds as forage boxesMore space will DEFINITELY improve her behaviour, they need lots of space at all timesDo lots of reading on bunny proofing! Rabbits are curious and active little animals that need just as much to do and entertain them as cats and dogs! And they are sensitive too, be careful not to corner her and respect her space - a respected rabbit will be a friendly rabbit!

Being raised as food, the rabbit was probably mistreated and suffers from traumatic experiences with humansThe rabbit does not trust you at all and therefore is misbehavingYou could just not give her toysShe sounds like she chews more than enough, and there is no consequence if you jus stop giving her things to gnaw onRabbits will scratch you no matter what, and it is usually never on purposeYou just get used to it after timeDon't buy a bigger cage if you don't plan on keeping herYou can always find her a better home with someone more able to helpDo what you think is bestYou won't be happy if you feel she is a burden and she won't ever be happy for the same reason The best way to bond with a rabbit and essentially tame/socialize it is to clear and area with nothing in it, say a bathroom or closetSit down with the rabbit and completely ignore itIgnore bad behaviours as well as goodPossibly read a book or something to pass the time, but make sure to not talk or try to pet or catch herDoing this will confuse the rabbit, causing her to want to explore you and figure out what you are doingThis way she will be learning about you at her own paceWhen it is time for her to go back in her cage, just set the cage in there with food and when she goes in, close it Other things to do would be feed her treats from your hand and talk to herMake sure she grows accustomed to the lifestyle and never rush anything, including petting.

Rabbits play by destruction, that part is normalKeep up with the wooden and willow type toys - do not give her plastic ones as if she eats plastic that can cause very serious digestive issues, whereas willow and hazel type balls with no glue, just the woven wood, fine to eat! I definitely recommend spaying, it will help with the biting and being charged at, she's in her prime puberty right now and that makes her very frustrated! A spayed female is happier and healthier For her space, use puppy play pen panels to create a bunny-safe area for herMore space will keep her occupiedUse large cardboard boxes and heaps of hay to make forage boxes for her, hide some herbs at the bottom for her to hunt forYou can also use large plastic dog beds as forage boxesMore space will DEFINITELY improve her behaviour, they need lots of space at all timesDo lots of reading on bunny proofing! Rabbits are curious and active little animals that need just as much to do and entertain them as cats and dogs! And they are sensitive too, be careful not to corner her and respect her space - a respected rabbit will be a friendly rabbit!

Being raised as food, the rabbit was probably mistreated and suffers from traumatic experiences with humansThe rabbit does not trust you at all and therefore is misbehavingYou could just not give her toysShe sounds like she chews more than enough, and there is no consequence if you jus stop giving her things to gnaw onRabbits will scratch you no matter what, and it is usually never on purposeYou just get used to it after timeDon't buy a bigger cage if you don't plan on keeping herYou can always find her a better home with someone more able to helpDo what you think is bestYou won't be happy if you feel she is a burden and she won't ever be happy for the same reason The best way to bond with a rabbit and essentially tame/socialize it is to clear and area with nothing in it, say a bathroom or closetSit down with the rabbit and completely ignore itIgnore bad behaviours as well as goodPossibly read a book or something to pass the time, but make sure to not talk or try to pet or catch herDoing this will confuse the rabbit, causing her to want to explore you and figure out what you are doingThis way she will be learning about you at her own paceWhen it is time for her to go back in her cage, just set the cage in there with food and when she goes in, close it Other things to do would be feed her treats from your hand and talk to herMake sure she grows accustomed to the lifestyle and never rush anything, including petting.

Recipe for Love Ingredients 2 Hearts Full of Love 2 Heaping Cups of Kindness 2 Armfuls of Gentleness 2 Cups of Friendship 2 Cups of Joy 2 Big Hearts Full of Forgiveness 1 Lifetime of Togetherness 2 Minds Full of Tenderness Method Stir daily with Happiness, Humor, Understanding, and PatienceServe with Warmth and Compassion, Respect and Loyalty.

True story.I accidentally ran over a bunny with my John Deere riding mower one time on Easter Sunday ! It was not pretty and my son (who at the time was about 5 years old) accused me of murdering the Easter Bunny !