One serve of matcha can contain up to 137 times more potent antioxidant content than tea made from the green leaf!

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Smoothie recipe for bowel cancer
Yields2 Servings
 1 tsp matcha powder
 ½ washed zucchini
 250 ml unsweetened vanilla almond milk
 10 baby spinach leaves (stalks removed leaving just the leaves)
 4 mint leaves
 stevia powder or maple syrup to sweeten
1

In a cup blend matcha powder with a little milk and mix it to a paste without lumps

2

Add a little more almond milk and transfer contents into a blender

3

Add zucchini, rest of the milk, baby spinach leaves, three mint leaves and a little of your sweetener

4

Blend until all ingredients are mixed thoroughly

5

Sweeten to taste

6

Serve with a mint leaf on the side

If you have been diagnosed with bowel cancer or are undergoing treatment, consult your doctor or dietitian for specific advice before making changes to your diet.

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Ingredients

 1 tsp matcha powder
 ½ washed zucchini
 250 ml unsweetened vanilla almond milk
 10 baby spinach leaves (stalks removed leaving just the leaves)
 4 mint leaves
 stevia powder or maple syrup to sweeten

Directions

1

In a cup blend matcha powder with a little milk and mix it to a paste without lumps

2

Add a little more almond milk and transfer contents into a blender

3

Add zucchini, rest of the milk, baby spinach leaves, three mint leaves and a little of your sweetener

4

Blend until all ingredients are mixed thoroughly

5

Sweeten to taste

6

Serve with a mint leaf on the side

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