Lets give you the menu .....

We have come up with 4 drinks in all the 3 categories.

1. Vegetable juices

A. Tomato juice

B. Cucumber juice

C. Bottle gourd juice

D. Mint drink

2. Fruit juices

A. Moosambi juice

B. Orange juice

C. Watermelon juice

D. Grape juice (seasonal)

3. Health Drinks

A. Ginger beer which helps in reducing knee pain and stomachache. A fine blends of ginger, sparkling water and lime juice.

B. Blackberry mango drink (seasonal) which is a heavy drink and is also comprising of orange and tofu. This also helps prevent heart diseases and is a source of proteins and vitamin c.

C. Raspberry lemonade is a rich antioxidant and has cancer fighting elements. This drink is a sweet soother made up of raspberry, lemonade and mint with some sweetness to it.

D. Moroccan mint tea which is a native of morocco and helps refresh you mentally as well as physically protect you from cancer. Helps reduce cholesterol and keeps your skin lively, mainly comprising of green tea.

All of the above mentioned drinks are available throughout the day at an initial affordable price of Rs.20.

There are three main categories of fresh drinks available based on their origin and purpose.

Health drinks

2. Vegetable juices

Fruit juices

Grapefruit juice protects against weight gain and diabetes
A new study conducted by researchers at UC Berkeley suggests that grapefruit juice could replace metformin, a drug used to treat Type 2 diabetes; the fruit may also be helpful in preventing weight gain as well as decreasing blood glucose levels.

Published October 8 in the peer-reviewed journal PLOS ONE, scientists studied the relationship between grapefruit consumption and weight gain in mice. The test subjects that were fed a high-fat diet gained 18 percent less weight when they drank "clarified, pulp-free" grapefruit juice compared with the control group that only consumed water, UC Berkeley News Center reports.

Even more interesting, the mice that drank grapefruit juice had "improved levels of glucose, insulin and a type of fat called triacylglycerol compared with their water-drinking counterparts."

Weight loss has been associated with grapefruit consumption since the 1930s and was considered a trendy Hollywood diet; however, the supporting research was "not well-controlled" and "contradictory," scientists say.

Joseph Napoli, the study's other lead author, added that "we see all sorts of scams about nutrition. But these results, based on controlled experiments, warrant further study of the potential health-promoting properties of grapefruit juice."

To reach their conclusion, scientists randomly divided mice into six groups, including a control group that only drank water. The grapefruit-drinking mice received a mixture diluted with water at different concentrations and sweetened slightly with saccharin to counteract grapefruit's bitterness.

Glucose and artificial sweeteners were added to the control group's drinking water, so its calorie and saccharin contents would be equal to those of the grapefruit juice.

It's important to note that artificial sweeteners have been proven to make you fat and encourage your body to hold onto that fat longer than regular sugars; however, it's unknown whether or not the study's authors considered this fact.

The mice that consumed the high-fat diet and drank diluted grapefruit juice didn't just lose more weight than their control counterparts; they also had a 13 to 17 percent decrease in blood glucose levels, as well as a threefold decrease in insulin levels, according to the results.

The huge decrease in insulin levels indicates a greater sensitivity to the hormone. The pancreas in people with Type 2 diabetes produces extra insulin in order to compensate for increased resistance to the hormone, explains UC Berkeley.

One group of mice was given naringin, a bioactive compound that gives grapefruit their bitter taste and has been linked to weight loss, and another group metformin, a glucose-lowering drug used to treat Type 2 diabetes.

The mice were then fed a diet of either 60 percent fat or 10 percent fat for 100 days while researchers measured their metabolic health.

"The grapefruit juice lowered blood glucose to the same degree as metformin," said Napoli, professor and chair of nutritional sciences and toxicology. "That means a natural fruit drink lowered glucose levels as effectively as a prescription drug."

Scientists suspect that, while naringin helps lower blood glucose levels, there's some other ingredient in grapefruit that contributes to weight loss, because the high-fat diet mice that received naringin had lower glucose levels but didn't show a difference in weight.

Get ready for the tastiest juices in the city with a twist!!!!!

We all know that what we eat and drink affects our health, but this is almost too simplistic in today’s society to be practical. In fact, simple can be better; and juice is as simple as it gets.  Juicing has been around for some time, but it’s only recently become more mainstream due to being featured by TV hosts like Dr. Oz. This is huge for the health of our world, because more and more people will be exposed to this amazing lifestyle. Eating fresh juice aids in a positive lifestyle because it allows our bodies to get optimal nutrition.

Here’s a great Green Juice Recipe:

• 2 green apples, sliced
• 4 stalks of celery
• 1 cucumber
• 6-8 leaves of kale
• ½ lemon, peeled
• One 1 inch piece of fresh ginger

How about a scenario in  which  juices are freshly prepared hygienically and served upon the demand of the customer. But this juice center is on a vehicle. Hence the center is a mobile juice wagon modified on a Tata ACE and allows the your to locate the Van from your hand held devices.

Sounds interesting...

Watch this space for more!!!!!