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This weekend, my husband and I were finally able to visit our new naturo.  I was

diagnosed with Hypothyroid, pre-fibro..and some other yucky stuff.  Husband came

away with some other bad diagnoses..including candida and gluten-intolerance.

So...back to teh title.  We need a juicer.  I were perfer not to have to

purchase a Champion right now.  My budget range at the moment is more " Jack

Lalanne Power Juicer " .

Are there any juicers in that price range that anyone woudl recommend?

Thank you!

Mrs B

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Check the local Salvation Army and Goodwill thrift stores, I've seen juicers in

them lots of times (yogurt makers too). Usually they work. Sometimes they've

never been used. If it's $2, who cares if it's the best???

The Gerson people run stuff through a juicer or blender then put it in a muslin

bag and squeeze to get more juice out - my juicer left so much moisture in the

pulp I was tempted to do the same.

Seriously think about the Specific Carbohydrate Diet - SCD for short. They have

you stop eating everything that feeds the yeasts (because your body can no

longer digest it anyways, which is why you're growing so much yeast) and there

are lots of online support groups and recipes, etc. They say stuff like

intolerances, candida, gluten sensitivity can often be cured in a year or two

and then you can resume a normal but healthy diet. Also the SCD makes you feel

great, tho it takes getting used to. Still, the rules are so simple, it's

pretty easy to do. It's all based on the book " Breaking the Vicious Cycle "

which you can find in the library sometimes.

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> This weekend, my husband and I were finally able to visit our new naturo.  I

was diagnosed with Hypothyroid, pre-fibro..and some other yucky stuff.  Husband

came away with some other bad diagnoses..including candida and

gluten-intolerance.

>

> So...back to teh title.  We need a juicer.  I were perfer not to have to

purchase a Champion right now.  My budget range at the moment is more " Jack

Lalanne Power Juicer " .

>

> Are there any juicers in that price range that anyone woudl recommend?

>

> Thank you!

>

> Mrs B

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I got my first juicer on Craig's List. My sister loves her Jack Lalane. If

you decide to purchase that one, use one of those 20% coupons to get it at

Bed, Bath, and Beyond.

If you do decide to go with juicing, I " reconstitute " my pulp with bone

broth for lunch! Very tasty! And nothing is wasted!

Kathy

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Check the local Salvation Army and Goodwill thrift stores, I've seen juicers

in them lots of times (yogurt makers too). Usually they work. Sometimes

they've never been used. If it's $2, who cares if it's the best???

The Gerson people run stuff through a juicer or blender then put it in a

muslin bag and squeeze to get more juice out - my juicer left so much

moisture in the pulp I was tempted to do the same.

Seriously think about the Specific Carbohydrate Diet - SCD for short. They

have you stop eating everything that feeds the yeasts (because your body can

no longer digest it anyways, which is why you're growing so much yeast) and

there are lots of online support groups and recipes, etc. They say stuff

like intolerances, candida, gluten sensitivity can often be cured in a year

or two and then you can resume a normal but healthy diet. Also the SCD makes

you feel great, tho it takes getting used to. Still, the rules are so

simple, it's pretty easy to do. It's all based on the book " Breaking the

Vicious Cycle " which you can find in the library sometimes.

>

> This weekend, my husband and I were finally able to visit our new naturo.

I was diagnosed with Hypothyroid, pre-fibro..and some other yucky stuff.

Husband came away with some other bad diagnoses..including candida and

gluten-intolerance.

>

> So...back to teh title. We need a juicer. I were perfer not to have to

purchase a Champion right now. My budget range at the moment is more " Jack

Lalanne Power Juicer " .

>

> Are there any juicers in that price range that anyone woudl recommend?

>

> Thank you!

>

> Mrs B

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You can go on Ebay too and find a good one cheaper than at the stores.

Worth a try.

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> > This weekend, my husband and I were finally able to visit our new naturo.

> I was diagnosed with Hypothyroid, pre-fibro..and some other yucky stuff.

> Husband came away with some other bad diagnoses..including candida and

> gluten-intolerance.

> >

> > So...back to teh title. We need a juicer. I were perfer not to have to

> purchase a Champion right now. My budget range at the moment is more " Jack

> Lalanne Power Juicer " .

> >

> > Are there any juicers in that price range that anyone woudl recommend?

> >

> > Thank you!

> >

> > Mrs B

>

>

>

>

>

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