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elizabethgd
elizabethgd Member Posts: 145
in Colorectal Cancer #1
Would like to start juicing.Have looked at lots of juicers on line. Could use a little help. Please give name of your juicer and if you would recommend it. Thanks And happy juicing.

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  • MSM
    MSM Member Posts: 7
    #2
    We use the Angel Juicer, an
    We use the Angel Juicer, an amazing piece of equipment. It is best suited for vegetable juice rather than fruit. It is expensive but worth it. We get about 800ml of juice out of 1kg of carrots, a very good conversion rate and the pulp is very very dry. We also have a Samson but the Angel is a lot better.
  • John23
    John23 Member Posts: 2,122 Member
    #3
    elizabethgd -

    I had the Champion juicer. It's one of the easiest to clean and
    maintain, the parts are very inexpensive (should you ever need to
    replace one; I never did), and the company stands behind every
    unit, regardless if it's new or used. It will juice a brick; it's that
    heavy-duty!

    I bought mine from someone local on Craigslist for around
    $125. It was like new and complete.

    The Champion is a heavy machine, as are the better ones,
    so you would want to make room on the counter for it.

    Due to a short bowel condition, I shouldn't ingest more than
    two cups of any liquid a day; I reluctantly sold the Champion
    and do wish I had it back... You can pack an awful lot of
    fruits and veggies into a 1/4 or 1/2 cup.. alot more than I eat
    for any one week.....

    Good luck!

    John
  • plh4gail
    plh4gail Member Posts: 1,238 Member
    #4
    I just bought an Omega Vert.
    I just bought an Omega Vert. It's my first week with it but I know its great. I have nothing to compare it to since its my first.

    plh4gail
  • Doc_Hawk
    Doc_Hawk Member Posts: 685
    #5
    Juicer
    I'm not real big on vegetable juice and much prefer orange and grapefruit juice. All I have is a simple hand operated press type juicer. I've had electric ones in the past and I like this one the best. It's quick, simple and easy to clean and it gets more juice out than electric juicers. Plus it's just a little bit more exercise and every little bit helps.

    Ray
  • janderson1964
    janderson1964 Member Posts: 2,215 Member
    #6
    I have been using a Waring
    I have been using a Waring Pro twice a day for 6+ years without any problems.
  • Carl_Renee
    Carl_Renee Member Posts: 84
    #7
    Jack Lalanne
    http://www.amazon.com/Jack-Lalanne-PJP-Stainless-Steel-Electric/dp/B0018Q7LCK/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top/185-9681146-5149852

    This is the model we chose to start with. Everyone I have inquired to has suggested Vitamix I believe but is something like $500 and not in budget at the moment. We are just getting going as it is what my husband was told the last time in hospital to get a juicer and get use to using it as it will be easier on his system. Now with pending liver surgery next week the naturopath has given us a recipe that is excellent for the liver specifically. If anyone one is in need or interested I will be happy to post it.

    Renee
  • plh4gail
    plh4gail Member Posts: 1,238 Member
    #8
    Carl_Renee said:

    Jack Lalanne
    http://www.amazon.com/Jack-Lalanne-PJP-Stainless-Steel-Electric/dp/B0018Q7LCK/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top/185-9681146-5149852

    This is the model we chose to start with. Everyone I have inquired to has suggested Vitamix I believe but is something like $500 and not in budget at the moment. We are just getting going as it is what my husband was told the last time in hospital to get a juicer and get use to using it as it will be easier on his system. Now with pending liver surgery next week the naturopath has given us a recipe that is excellent for the liver specifically. If anyone one is in need or interested I will be happy to post it.

    Renee

    Please post your recipe. I am new to juicing too. I wish we could set up a recipe box on here! ....I was looking at buying the Jack Lalanne too and ended with the Omega Vert (out of my budget) but QVC does payments and I figured I can manage it that way.

    plh4gail
  • Carl_Renee
    Carl_Renee Member Posts: 84
    #9
    plh4gail said:

    Please post your recipe. I am new to juicing too. I wish we could set up a recipe box on here! ....I was looking at buying the Jack Lalanne too and ended with the Omega Vert (out of my budget) but QVC does payments and I figured I can manage it that way.

    plh4gail

    Juice Recipe
    I too wish there was a recipe section. Anyhow here is what my husbands naturo dr. suggested:

    carrots and beets (or any root vegetable) is liver supportive. Cabbage has glutamine-helpful for mucosal lining of GI tract. Stay away from too many fruits and stick mostly to juicing veggies. Drink fresh juices 2-3 x's per day.

    Recipe:
    1/2 apple
    3 stalks celery
    fennel-few pieces
    1/2 lime

    renee
  • k1
    k1 Member Posts: 220 Member
    #10
    Carl_Renee said:

    Juice Recipe
    I too wish there was a recipe section. Anyhow here is what my husbands naturo dr. suggested:

    carrots and beets (or any root vegetable) is liver supportive. Cabbage has glutamine-helpful for mucosal lining of GI tract. Stay away from too many fruits and stick mostly to juicing veggies. Drink fresh juices 2-3 x's per day.

    Recipe:
    1/2 apple
    3 stalks celery
    fennel-few pieces
    1/2 lime

    renee

    Thanks for posting the
    Thanks for posting the recipe -- it is one I might be able to tolerate even with my food allergies. I would have to test out the fennel first to see if it causes a reaction, but I know I could consume the rest of the stuff.

    K1

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