Hi, Kay!

The general answer is no. But if your stomach is highly acidic (you eat a lot of meats, eggs and diary procuts), it has a lot of rotting and toxic environment, so together with the celery juice it can cause an extra bloating. Juicing, in general, removes the fiber from the whole fruits and vegetables so it’s easier for your stomach and doesn’t cause gas. If you reduce/remove your consumption of meats, fishes, eggs and diary products, your gases and bloatings will disappear and your overall health will be improved.

Hi, Gloria Rasimas!

Sure, if you feel nausea from increasing the celery juice amount, just stay at the amount you can drink without nausea. You can also add some other vegetables combinations to improve the taste of celery juice. Of course, you will get the benefits.

Hey, Vail!

Yes, this article and the comment answer were written by Christina and she’s a certified nuntritionist. The reason she wrote “we” in the comment is that her answer relates to all our team opinion and she’s a part of it. You don’t have to worry.

I always had it at night, I’m an insomniac and read that it helps sleep. But I mixed it with other juices.

Hi Christina,
I went back to re-read the article and I’m confused. Are you a nutritionist? I saw “we” in your comment and didn’t know if you’re part of this website or this one article or what. Thanks in advance, its always good to know where information comes from! 🙂

Louise, thank you for letting us know! It’s fixed.