For a Quick Paleo Breakfast, Whip Up One of These Smoothies

After a period of indulgence, smoothies are a great way to reset the body. Instead of a heavy lunch, try subbing in this recipe for a green detox smoothie instead. Full of antioxidants and vitamins, it's also got a good amount of plant-based protein and fiber, which will help keep you satisfied until dinner.

This Paleo pumpkin coconut smoothie recipe is creamy, sweet, and delicious without any dairy or added sugar. It’s a quick and healthy breakfast shake!

It doesn't get much better than this Paleo Banana Choco-Malt smoothie. Besides tasting like a banana milkshake, it's full of fiber, protein, and a variety of good-for-you vitamins.

Nobody likes an unexpected breakout, but there are ways to prevent those pesky pimples. One of our favorite options is the clear-skin smoothie containing vitamin E-rich spinach and avocado, as well as grapes that contain anti-inflammatory antioxidants.

Want to know how Dr. Oz gets his daily dose of fiber? This green juice drink is hydrating, belly-fat fighting, and high in antioxidants because it's filled with all kinds of nutritious ingredients like cucumber and fresh mint.

Cinnamon buns are tempting, but one large roll from the mall weighs in at 800 calories. If you're craving those classic flavors, then blend up this fiber- and fruit-filled cinnamon bun smoothie that's less than a quarter of the bun's calories.

For an easy source of protein and anti-inflammatory omega-3s, look no further than the powerful chia seed! If you find the seeds' crunchy texture a little off-putting on their own, then try tossing them into this refreshing chia berry smoothie, perfect for a healthy snack or light breakfast.

Feeling nostalgic for a glass of holiday cheer? Get a similar taste at a fraction of the calories by whipping up this healthy eggnogg smoothie. It's a guilt-free treat made without dairy, and it's very high in potassium.

This dessert-like smoothie is made with libido-boosting foods like strawberries, peaches, pumpkin seeds, and, of course, chocolate!

You only need five ingredients to make celeb trainer Tracy Anderson's orange smoothie. Besides being loaded with fiber and vitamins, it also has a hint of cinnamon to give it a metabolism-boosting kick!

This simple and sweet smoothie made with pineapple, papaya, and cucumber will ease your tummy troubles in no time, and it's under 250 calories.