Agapé Juices: Food That Fuels

Agapé Juices is a woman-owned holistic foods business
in Foley, Alabama. Owners Stephanie Rhodes and Glenna Grant recently celebrated
their 5th anniversary and are thankful for the continued growth of the
business.
“The foods
we consume play an integral role in the function of our bodies, so we began our
journey out of a desire to help family members with their personal health
issues, such as cancers and dementia,” says Rhodes. “We have a powerful desire
to educate others and to promote natural, healthy eating and lifestyle choices.
When you give your body the proper fuel it needs, it is designed to heal
itself.”
While
Rhodes and Grant say that most doctors honestly believe they are doing what’s
best, “they have been influenced by the pharmaceutical companies.” After years
of continuing research and education, information has come out that “Big Pharma
has control on our lives, and we are being sold lies about the toxic chemicals
used to treat ailments.”
“In 2016,
after watching the series ‘The Truth About Cancer’ by Ty Bollinger, God began
to speak to me about having a wellness center where people could come to learn
about and partake in various healthful treatments and educational classes,
beginning with juices and smoothies,” says Rhodes.
At Agapé
Juices, there are healthy cold pressed juices and healthy food options along
with a tranquil environment to relax and enjoy a fresh smoothie with friends,
talk to Agapé’s knowledgeable staff about nutrition or have a quick business
meeting over lunch.
“Recently,
we introduced organic coffee with a drink menu that features flavors made with
all natural organic ingredients such as black strap molasses, Ceylon cinnamon
sticks, Tahitian vanilla beans, lavender buds and butterfly pea flowers. They
are sweetened with monk fruit and stevia, which makes them low on the glycemic
scale,” says Rhodes. They chose to serve Caffeinatrix coffee, which is another
local, woman-owned business and provides organic coffee and a cold brew made
with alkaline water (Kangen). This results in a healthier low acid coffee.

With a
tagline of “food that fuels,” Rhodes and Grant take the food offerings
seriously. “So much of the food that we eat can cause an inflammatory response
and inflammation is at the root of nearly every disease out there,” says
Rhodes. Agapé will continue working toward adding more layers of education and
healthy lifestyle choices that will allow bodies to heal naturally and function
properly. “We have had great results with our 5-Day Reset, designed to address
inflammatory issues of all kinds.” Rhodes says.
Location: 3782 South McKenzie
St., Foley, AL. Agape-Juices.com. 251-979-6201.