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Got
Juice?
By
Lisa S. Lawless. Ph.D., Holistic Wisdom C.E.O.
I
have just begun my journey into juicing and I must say it has
been wonderful! Juicing is a great addition to any diet. It's
an easy way to add more vegetables to your diet, in a more concentrated
form than if they were cooked. And while vegetables, when cooked,
lose some of their vitamins and minerals, juicing allows you to
ingest all of the nutrients.
There
are a few simple rules for juicing, such as drinking a variety
of fruit and vegetable juices. To avoid consuming too much sugar,
you should drink at least as much vegetable juice as fruit juice.
It's still important to eat plenty of necessary fiber found in
legumes, whole grains, and whole fruits and vegetables. Juicing
releases the nutrients from the fiber of the juice, allowing you
to drink vitamins and minerals that would not otherwise be absorbed
by the body, and leaves the fiber behind.
It's
also important to start slowly when juicing as your body is not
accustomed to digesting such a concentrated forms of vegetable
nutrients and fruit sugars. It's also not generally recommended
that you drink juice with a meal; you should drink your juice
between meals or have juice as a meal, such as drinking fresh
juice for breakfast.
Many
juicing enthusiasts, like Jay Kordich (The Juiceman), have some
amazing stories to tell about how juicing saved their lives. The
Juiceman even offers an audio clip about the benefits of juicing
and a Quicktime movie about the importance of juicing.
The
danger is that some naive people will believe his claims and forego
or abandon proven medical treatments to rely instead on an almost
exclusively juice diet.
You'll
find that juicing recipes often have specific purposes, such as
to give you more energy, improve your memory, or generally improve
your health.
I
can say that I love it and use various juice recipes 2 - 3 times
a day now. I feel a difference in my energy levels, and my skin,
hair and nails have never been in better shape! I am totally smitten
with my juicer, it is now a big part of my daily life. Should
you decide to try it, you will have to find the right juicer for
your needs, and I found that the Juiceman II meets them all. I
did plenty of research and I think you will agree that it is a
great juicer, and well worth the money.
Read
further to find out more about the juicer we recommend along with
some great juicing books and recipes-
A
Great
Juicer
Juiceman
II JM410 Juice Extractor ~ Click here to find out more
and purchase one on Amazon.com
Features:
Powerful 1/2-horsepower motor quickly juices most fruits and vegetables
Makes tasty, nutritious, and additive-free juice blends Stainless-steel
blade, basket with micro-mesh strainer screens out pulp High-capacity
pulp receptacle for continuous juicing Two-speed control for soft
or hard produce
Whether
you're into nutrition-laden wheatgrass tonics or really superb
fresh orange juice, a juicer is a great way to go. Fruits and
vegetables are an essential part of a healthy diet, and additive-free
fresh juice is a convenient and quick alternative to eating all
of them whole. This professional-quality Juiceman makes the process
very quick for the serious juice enthusiast. A few simple twists
attach and detach the juice bowl, blade basket, and cover to and
from the base unit, which has a footprint comparable to the average
blender. Produce cut to the appropriate size goes in the feed
tube, then is gently pressed into the blade basket with a plunger.
Juice pours out one spout and the pulp--including seeds and skin--shoots
out into a separate pulp basket. It has two speed settings, low
for softer produce such as oranges and apples and high for harder
fruits and vegetables such as carrots and pineapples--in practice
this unit is plenty powerful enough to almost instantly go through
baby carrots at low speed. Enjoy the juice and use the pulp in
recipes such as those for carrot cake. A basic cookbook and audiotape
of juicing tips are included. --Dale Steinke
Recommended
Juicing Books
The
Juiceman's Power of Juicing ~ Click here to find out more
and purchase one on Amazon.com
Dr.
Jensen's Juicing Therapy ~ Click here to find out more
and purchase one on Amazon.com
Power
Juices Super Drinks ~ Click here to find out more and
purchase one on Amazon.com
Juice
Recipes
Twenty
Quick Juice Recipes
| Digestive
Cocktail |
Alkaline
Special- Acid Reducer |
¼
lemon with peel
½ grapefruit (peeled)
2 oranges |
¼
head cabbage (red or green)
3 stalks of celery |
| Passion
Cocktail |
Morning
Tonic |
4
strawberries
1 large chuck pineapple
1 bunch black grapes |
1
apple
1 grapefruit (peeled) |
| Potassium
Juice |
Power |
1
handful of spinach
1 handful of parsley
2 stalks of celery
4-6 carrots |
6
carrots
1 apple
2 stalks of celery
½ handful of wheatgrass
½ handful of parsley
½ beet |
| Energy
Shake |
Water
Retention Zapper |
handful
of parsley
6 carrots |
Watermelon
cut into
strips & juice
(rind and all) |
| Cantaloupe
Juice |
Sunshine
Cocktail |
Cantaloupe
cut into strips and juice
(rind and all) |
2
apples
4-6 strawberries |
| Rejuvenator
|
The
Waldorf |
handful
of parsley
3 carrots
2 celery stalks
2 cloves of garlic |
1
stalk celery
2 apples |
| Holiday
Cocktail |
Body
Cleanser |
2
apples
1 large bunch of grapes
1 slice lemon with peel |
4
carrots
½ cucumber
1 beet |
| Evening
Regulator |
Digestive
Special |
2
apples
1 pear |
Handful
of spinach
6 carrots |
| Orange
or Grapefruit |
Bromeiain
Special |
3 oranges (peeled) or
1 grapefruit (peeled) |
Pineapple
(skin & all, except top greens) |
| Carrot/Apple
Juice |
Liver
Mover |
6
carrots
2 apples |
2-3
carrots
½ beet |
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