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| - I somewhat sporadically decided to do a juice cleanse and chose Viva Raw after seeing their station at 7th Street Market. I did not try any of the juices prior to my cleanse (nor have I ever had raw veggie juice) because I didn't want to discourage myself from doing it in case the juices were nasty! I ordered my juices online for the 3-day cleanse and the process was very quick and easy. I was able to easily select the type and length of my cleanse and see information for what each juice contained. I also was allowed to mix/match/omit certain flavors from the particular cleanse package that I had selected. The site also has a cleanse guide which tells you what to expect, recommended sequence for drinking the favors, encouraging words, etc. Once the order has been placed you have to pick it up at one of the locations. There seemed to be some limited options for delivery, but not to my area.
I was skeptical that I would be able to actually complete the cleanse, but reading the guide before, during and after the cleanse is very encouraging and is actually what convinced me to try it.
Now on to the juices!!! I did a 3-day cleanse which typically contains 4 juices: Green Clean, Beet Boost, Good Carrma, Pro Fuel:
*Green Clean - cucumber celery CENTRAL! I am not the biggest fan of cucumbers and celery so the first 1-3 juices was rough for me, but by Day 2 I had become accustomed to the flavor and actually liked it. It definitely has a taste that can only be described as refreshing!
*Beet Boost - I'm neutral about beets, never considered whether I liked them or not so to drink this was like a punch in the face that told me that I do NOT like beets! To me the drink just tasted like straight dirt and that is the only way I could describe it because I felt like I was drinking mud. I don't mean to discredit the juice itself, I am sure that some do actually like this flavor. Luckily I was only required to drink this one once per day!
*Good Carrma - Ahhh, my reward of the day. It has a sweeter flavor and tastes more like a typical fruit juice although (slightly).
I had to skip the ProFuel because of a nut allergy.
I do plan to purchase juices from here again for individual beverages as well as doing a longer cleanse in the future. Pricing may be considered steep at ~ $7 for a 12oz, but if someone can make cucumber and beet juice tasty enough for ME to consume then its worth it. The juices are made to order and staff at the booth are eager to answer questions. I do recommend at least trying some of their juices, they offer samples.
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