Juicing can be a supportive way to ease PMS (premenstrual syndrome) symptoms since fresh juices deliver vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and hydration in an easily absorbed form. While juicing isn’t a cure, certain ingredients can help balance hormones, reduce bloating, improve mood, and ease cramps.
Here are some PMS-friendly juicing ideas:
Key Ingredients for PMS Support
- Leafy greens (spinach, kale, parsley): Rich in magnesium, calcium, and vitamin B6 to reduce cramps, mood swings, and water retention.
- Beets: Support healthy blood flow, reduce fatigue, and help detox excess estrogen.
- Carrots: High in beta-carotene, which may help regulate hormones.
- Pineapple: Contains bromelain, an enzyme that may ease bloating and cramps.
- Ginger: Reduces inflammation, cramping, and nausea.
- Citrus (orange, lemon, grapefruit): Vitamin C supports mood and helps iron absorption.
- Celery & cucumber: Hydrating, helps flush excess water and reduce bloating.
- Apple: Natural sweetness, fiber, and gut support.
Sample Juicing Recipes for PMS
- Anti-Bloat Green Juice
- 1 cucumber
- 2 celery stalks
- 1 cup spinach
- 1 green apple
- ½ lemon
- Small piece of ginger
- Hormone-Balancing Beet Juice
- 1 medium beet
- 2 carrots
- 1 orange
- ½ inch ginger
- ½ lemon
- Cramp-Soothing Pineapple Juice
- 1 cup pineapple
- 2 celery stalks
- ½ cucumber
- 1 handful parsley
- ½ lime
Extra Tips
- Magnesium-rich foods (leafy greens, pumpkin seeds) help relax muscles and reduce cramps.
- Stay hydrated – dehydration worsens bloating and fatigue.
- Limit added sugar – sugary juices can spike and crash blood sugar, worsening PMS mood swings.
- Try warm teas too (ginger, chamomile) alongside juicing for cramp relief.
PMS Juicing Plan
7-Day Rotation (Before & During Cycle)
(Each juice is built from nutrients backed by PMS clinical trials — B6, calcium, magnesium, pomegranate, ginger, etc.)
Day 1 – Anti-Bloat Green
- Spinach (2 cups)
- Cucumber (1)
- Celery (2 stalks)
- Green apple (1)
- Lemon (½)
Supports hydration, reduces bloating, adds calcium & magnesium.
Day 2 – Pomegranate Power
- Pomegranate (1 cup seeds or ½ cup juice)
- Orange (1)
- Carrot (1–2)
- Beet (½)
- Ginger (small slice)
Inspired by pomegranate clinical trial — reduces PMS severity, boosts energy.
Day 3 – Cramp-Soothing Pineapple Ginger
- Pineapple (1 cup)
- Cucumber (½)
- Celery (1 stalk)
- Lemon (½)
- Ginger (1-inch piece)
Ginger = anti-cramp, pineapple = bromelain for inflammation.
Day 4 – B6 Mood Booster
- Carrots (2)
- Orange (1)
- Banana (blend after juicing, not through juicer)
- Parsley (handful)
Vitamin B6 shown to reduce irritability, depression, and fatigue.
Day 5 – Citrus Reset
- Grapefruit (1)
- Orange (1)
- Lemon (½)
- Mint (handful)
Vitamin C helps iron absorption & mood; refreshing for fatigue.
Day 6 – Magnesium Beet Glow
- Beet (1 small)
- Carrots (2)
- Apple (1)
- Kale (1 cup)
Beets = circulation, kale = magnesium to ease cramps.
Day 7 – Calm & Clear Juice
- Cucumber (1)
- Spinach (1 cup)
- Celery (2 stalks)
- Pear (1)
- Ginger (optional)
Hydration + minerals to settle mood and tension.


Fruits
- Apples – 2 (green or red)
- Oranges – 3
- Grapefruit – 1
- Pear – 1
- Bananas – 1–2 (blend, not juice)
- Pineapple – 1 medium (or ~2 cups chunks)
- Pomegranate – 2 (or ~1–1.5 cups seeds, or bottled 100% juice)
- Lemons – 3
- Limes – 1
Vegetables
- Spinach – ~4 cups (fresh)
- Kale – 1 bunch (~2 cups packed)
- Parsley – 1 small bunch
- Mint – 1 small bunch
- Celery – 7 stalks
- Cucumbers – 3
- Carrots – 6–7
- Beets – 2 small
Flavor & Extras
- Fresh ginger root – ~3–4 inches total
Tips
- Buy organic for leafy greens if possible (they’re heavily sprayed crops).
- If short on time, you can use 100% pomegranate juice (unsweetened) instead of juicing seeds.
- Freeze extra greens or pineapple chunks to prevent spoilage and make juices cold.
- This list covers 1 person for the 7-day plan. Double quantities if someone else is joining in.
Staff Writer
A randomized controlled trial (60 women, Western Turkey, Jan–May 2024) found that taking pomegranate extract over two menstrual cycles significantly decreased PMS symptom severity and improved social quality of life
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