Seven-year-old E’Syntheis Chambers wanted to go to Disney World for his birthday last year, but the pandemic prevented him. He previously asked his mother, Roshanda White, if he and his cousins could go on a Disney cruise.
“I told him he and his cousins should all go, it would be quite expensive,” she said, “and he replied that he would open his own shop to pay for the trip.”
Chambers did just that. He started his own business.
EE Healthy Juicy Juice was an idea that Chambers had born at the age of 4 and has now realized. He recently celebrated the two year anniversary of providing healthy juices to customers across the community.
“He was just actually turning what we used to make smoothies every day into juices and he was slowly developing his own, so I’m very proud of him,” said White.
Chambers said he started the business with the health of others in mind, mostly his mother.
“Basically, juicing is good for you because various fruits and vegetables contain vitamins for you,” said Chambers.
E’Syntheis Chambers, 7, is seen with fruits that make his business successful.(Courtesy Roshanda White)
White told Texas News Today that she had health problems and had a heart transplant shortly after giving birth to her son.
The health benefits she experienced from juicing have cured some of her ailments, she told Texas News Today.
“Drinking his beet juice, his green juice, and his green and ginger juice lowered my A1C (score) from 13 to 6,” White told Texas News Today. “I lost a lot of weight with its juice, and it has also helped with diabetes and heart transplants.”
White said that starting the company by the age of 4 was strictly improvised with no real business plan in place. But White said the result made her proud of her son.
“He was just actually turning what we used to make smoothies every day into juices and slowly developing his own, so I’m very proud of him,” she said. “For him, growing in business, he kept all the aces in school while doing karate, a career, and basketball.”
Juices cost $ 10 and consist of a variety of flavors like beets, watermelon-mango-ginger, carrots and green juice, and more. It has also successfully shipped to other states such as Georgia, North Carolina, and Michigan.
Not only is he interested in the health of others, but he also has an affinity for animals.
“I’m thinking about donating to the animal shelter and the foster home for children because I like animals and like to help people,” he said.
Those interested in Chambers products can browse his website or Facebook which lists pop-up shop locations and delivery options.
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