Nancy Einhart | February 28, 2011 3:13 pmI've always been curious about juice-based cleanses, like the insanely popular BluePrint Cleanse, but I don't know if I could make it past the third hour, much less the third day. Plus, if I'm depriving myself of solid food in the name of detox, I'd rather not pay Gary Danko-level prices — which is why I'm intrigued by the remarkably affordable detox programs at Frapez Smoothie Spa (4092 18th St., 415-503-1323).
This Castro juice bar offers two detox programs, both of which substitute regular meals with juices and smoothies under the advice of an in-house nutritionist.Read More
Nancy Einhart | February 28, 2011 3:13 pm
I've always been curious about juice-based cleanses, like the insanely popular BluePrint Cleanse, but I don't know if I could make it past the third hour, much less the third day. Plus, if I'm depriving myself of solid food in the name of detox, I'd rather not pay Gary Danko-level prices — which is why I'm intrigued by the remarkably affordable detox programs at Frapez Smoothie Spa (4092 18th St., 415-503-1323).
This Castro juice bar offers two detox programs, both of which substitute regular meals with juices and smoothies under the advice of an in-house nutritionist.
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