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Anthony William says celery juice can help treat illness. His guide looks at health outside mainstream care. He writes for those whose symptoms last a long time. He shares his claims about the juice. He then sets out his daily plan for drinking it.

William claims the juice can help the body digest food. He says it can help the adrenal glands work. He claims it helps control blood sugar, blood pressure, and weight. He links these claims to less inflammation, or swelling. He also cites alkalizing effects, which make things less acidic. He says the juice clears toxins from the liver and brain.

He covers fatigue, or tiredness, and brain fog. He looks at skin problems, thyroid disease, and diabetes. He also covers addiction, ADHD, and eating disorders. SIBO, Lyme disease, and eye problems feature too.

He discusses cancer, Alzheimer's disease, and multiple sclerosis. He also covers autoimmune conditions, where the body attacks itself. He looks at pain, migraines, and mood changes. He covers sleep problems and heart palpitations, or a pounding heart. Other topics include urinary infections and gallstones. He also covers fibroids, PCOS, and methylation problems. These are the author's claims about health. They are not proven results of treatment.

The guide shows how to make the juice. It covers how much to drink and when. William explains what he calls detox effects. He weighs the use of blenders against juicers. He discusses pregnancy and breastfeeding too. He also covers taking medicines with the juice.

William started the celery-juice movement. His books have made the New York Times bestseller lists. His approach has gained followers around the world. They form part of the Medium Medical community. This book is a translation. It is the fifth book in the Medium Medical series.