Giving Thanks for Your Health! Blue Barn Juice Offers Post-Thanksgiving Community Cleanse

Thanksgiving is a holiday to spend time with family and feel grateful for all of our blessings - including our bodies. To help cleanse your body after the Thanksgiving holiday, The Blue Barn Juice Company is taking pre-orders for their Pick Up Community Cleanse happening Monday through Wednesday after Thanksgiving, December 1 - 3, 2014.

All orders must be placed via online ordering by Saturday, November 28 or by calling the Blue Barn headquarters located at 1537 Ben Sawyer Boulevard in Mount Pleasant at 843-471-0627. Delivery is available for an additional charge.


The Community Cleanse (#Communitycleanse) was recently completed by the staff of South Carolina Federal Credit Union and is a great way to jumpstart your body after any holiday.


According to the Calorie Control Council, the average American consumes more than 4,500 calories on Thanksgiving Day alone. Whether you’re a beginner or avid cleanser, a cleanse gives your body a break from all the sugars, toxins and carbs that find their way into our food. The Blue Barn Juice Company also offers help and support throughout the cleanse.

Choose from a One Day, Three-Day or Five-Day Cleanse. Cleanse details are found at www.bluebarnjuice.com/cleanses/

During the week of December 1-3, those who take the Community Cleanse Challenge are asked to post their photos on Twitter and Instagram with #CommunityCleanse and #BlueBarnJuice.

They can also tag  on Twitter and Instagram@BlueBarnJuice and Facebook.

“By giving your body a rest from all the toxins and sugars that were in your Thanksgiving meals by doing a our cold-pressed juice cleanse, it will leave you with a renewed mind, body, and spirit. If you are looking for the ultimate reset, you will find it here.” says Amy Parr, co-owner of Blue Barn Juice.



If your company or business is interested in taking the #CommunityCleanse Challenge, read 
more HERE! 


What: Blue Barn Juice Community Cleanse

Where: 1537 Ben Sawyer Boulevard in Mount Pleasant.

When: Pre-order your cleanse by Saturday, November 29 online or by calling 843-471-0627

Pick Up between December 1-3, 2014

* Delivery available for additional charge

www.bluebarnjuice.com
Location: Charleston, SC Mount Pleasant, SC 29464, USA

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