
Kickstart your day with this punchy wellness shot that blends nature's top immunity-enhancing components. This lively mix of citrus, ginger, and turmeric backs your health while it wakes up your taste buds with bright tastes and a warm zing.
I've felt steadier energy and caught fewer colds since making this shot part of my mornings. Even my picky teens, who run from anything that sounds good for them, have jumped on board with this daily habit.
Top-notch Ingredient Picks
- Fresh lemons: Go for plump, weighty ones
- Sweet oranges: Grab navels if you can
- Young ginger: It's softer than the older stuff
- Fresh turmeric: The bright orange inside is what you want
- Quality honey: Try to get raw from nearby
- Crisp carrots: They add a natural sweet touch
Simple Follow-along Guide
- Produce Preparation:
- Give everything a good wash. Take all the peel off citrus. Get rid of seeds. Cut into chunks you can handle. Try to keep sizes about the same. Don't prep too far ahead.
- Juicing Method:
- Put ingredients in bit by bit. Switch between soft and hard stuff. Don't push too hard. Watch your pulp bin. Wipe the spout if it clogs. Catch all that juice carefully.
- Blending Alternative:
- Stack ingredients for best results. Pour in liquid as you go. Start with pulses then go full blend. Run through a strainer. Press down gently. Get every drop you can.
- Finishing Steps:
- Heat honey just a bit. Stir it into juice well. Give it a taste test. Cool it down if you want. Split into shot glasses. Drink it right away.

My whole morning changed when I found these wellness shots. They give me such a natural lift and health boost that I now make a batch every Sunday for the coming week.
Keeping It Fresh
Keep these shots in small glass jars with tight lids in your fridge. Dark bottles will protect the nutrients better, but any glass works fine. Don't forget to shake them up before drinking since things tend to settle.
Changing With The Seasons
When cold bugs are going around, I throw in extra ginger and a tiny bit of cayenne. In hot weather, I'll sometimes add fresh mint leaves for a cooling effect.

These immunity shots have turned into my everyday health practice. The mix of powerful ingredients gives me a natural boost that helps keep me healthy and full of energy all year long.
Common Questions
- → Which way makes the tastiest juice?
- A juicer gives you the silkiest texture, but all three methods make tasty and nutritious juice.
- → How long can I keep this juice?
- It stays good for up to 3 days in a well-sealed container in your fridge.
- → Can I use powdered spices instead?
- You can swap in 1/8 teaspoon each of ground turmeric and ginger, but fresh ones taste way better.
- → Why do you need warm water for the honey?
- The warm water helps honey mix better with the cold juice.
- → Can I skip the honey?
- Sure, try agave for a vegan option or leave out sweeteners completely.