Low Sugar Juice Cleanse (14 Bottles)

As the name implies, added sugars are added to foods and beverages during processing. Added sugars may include refined sugar, raw sugar, and sweeteners like high fructose corn syrup. Little West cold pressed juices contain zero added sugar. However, our juices do have natural sugars from fruit and some vegetables. Because these sugars occur in the ingredients, they’re easier for our bodies to digest.

To get the most out of your cleanse, avoid eating food and drink only juices, water, and herbal tea. On each day of your Low Sugar Cleanse, drink juices in this order: 1st Celery Juice, 2nd Detox Greens, 3rd The Quench, 4th The Clover, 5th Celery Juice, 6th The Quench, 7th Detox Greens. Drink plenty of water through the day. If you’re a daily caffeine drinker, one cup of green tea in the morning is okay and helps avoid brain fog. For more on when and how often to drink cold pressed juice across the day, our beginner’s guide to drinking cold pressed juice walks through the full routine.

For most casual keto eaters, yes. Each juice in the Low Sugar Cleanse averages under 10 grams of natural sugar and roughly 8 to 14 grams of total carbs, which fits most low-carb protocols without breaking ketosis. It’s not classified as strict keto since juice naturally contains some carbohydrates, but our customers tracking macros say it slots in cleanly when they pace the juices through the day rather than drinking them back to back. The kit leans on greens, celery, herbs, and small portions of watermelon instead of fruit-heavy bases like apple or pineapple.

Each 12oz bottle averages 6 to 9 grams of naturally occurring sugar from real fruits and vegetables. No added sugar, no concentrate, no fillers. That’s significantly lower than our fruit-forward juices like Sunrise (18g) or Pure Orange (22g), and a fraction of what you’ll find in store-bought juices or smoothies. The four flavors in the kit (Celery Juice, Detox Greens, The Quench, The Clover) were selected specifically for their low natural sugar content and low glycemic load.

The Low Sugar Cleanse is the only juice product we’d suggest someone managing diabetes even consider, with under 10 grams of natural sugar per 12oz bottle. That’s significantly lower than typical fresh juice or smoothies. That said, blood sugar response varies person to person, and pure juice (even low sugar juice) lacks the fiber of whole fruit. Talk to your doctor before starting any juice cleanse if you have diabetes or insulin resistance. If you do start, pace the juices alongside meals or snacks rather than on an empty stomach.

Glycemic load measures how much a food raises blood sugar based on both its sugar content and serving size. Pure leafy green juices like Detox Greens have a glycemic load close to 1 (very low). The Quench and The Clover sit around 5 to 7, still low. Celery Juice is approximately 2. For comparison, a 12oz serving of orange juice has a glycemic load around 13 to 16. The Low Sugar Cleanse is designed to keep your total daily glycemic load low across all seven juices, which is why customers managing blood sugar reach for this kit specifically.