is this enough food for my bearded dragon please help

my bearded dragon is 3 years old and anorexic. i feed her twice a day by pureeing up food in a blender, and syringe feeding her (i slide the tip of the syringe into her mouth and squeeze a little bit in at a time.)

her meals are as follows: breakfast-- 6 CCs of blended water, corn, green beans, peas, carrots, romaine lettuce, apples, broccoli, calcium powder, water, and this apetite stimulant/caloric supplement called jumpstart.

dinner: 6 CCS of blended crickets (the kind that you buy in a can from petsmart), water, and bearded dragon pellets.

is this enough food? or should i give her more?

please just answer the question i asked. please don't give me any more suggestions on how to get her to eat on her own because it doesn't work. she is used to syringe feeding, because at one point that was the only thing keeping her alive because she stopped eating. i still offer her live food, but she never touches it. never. she is healthy otherwise. a healthy beautiful dragon. :-)

Feeding/supplementation:

Bearded dragons are omnivorous and should feed on both vegetation and protein. Crickets, mealworms, superworms, and a salad mixture should be staple food sources. Never feed your dragon too large of a prey item. We suggest feeding prey 1/2 to 3/4 the size of the space between your dragons eyes.

Dragons require a variety of greens including collard greens, red leaf lettuce, green leaf lettuce, mustard greens, turnip greens, and dandelion greens. Stay away from iceberg lettuce, large amounts of kale, cabbage, or spinach. We also suggest a variety of vegetables such as carrots, squash, sweet potatoes, peas, corn, and fruits offered in small amounts. Other specialty additions can include cactus fruit, dandelion flowers, and hibiscus flowers. This salad mix can be offered daily using different combinations of ingredients.