Re: Citrus juicer and water filter

[Guest guest]

For just one lemon, I roll it on the counter to soften it, cut in half and stick a fork in the cut side to help squeeze everything out.Unless you are using the rind too, then that is a different story.

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From: TerriLynne

health

Sent: Sunday, September 04, 2005 9:08 PM

Subject: Citrus juicer and water filter

Hi all,

I am looking at the lemonade master cleanser at

http://www.humblebeehealth.com/index.html?target=dept_1.html & lang=en-us

and I am wondering if anyone has any feedback on the juicer and/or the water filter. I do have a champion juicer, but it seems like a pain to use it for, say, one lemon. Do you think I should stick with the Champion for the lemons, or does this juicer seem like a good option?

Also, about the water filter, do you think it removes added fluoride? For this low of price, can it really be worth it?

Thanks for any input.

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[Guest guest]

Champion is not for juicing lemons. Use a reamer of

a small citrus juicer or an electric citrus juicer.

The water is your choice. Maybe you want distilled..

Sue

I am looking at the lemonade master cleanser at

http://www.humblebeehealth.com/index.html?target=dept_1.html & lang=en-us

and I am wondering if anyone has any feedback on the juicer and/or the water filter. I do have a champion juicer, but it seems like a pain to use it for, say, one lemon. Do you think I should stick with the Champion for the lemons, or does this juicer seem like a good option?

Also, about the water filter, do you think it removes added fluoride? For this low of price, can it really be worth it?

Thanks for any input.

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I always used a simple manual citrus juicer/reamer. I'd do about six

lemons at a time...not sure where the " one lemon " comes from....glass

at a time, maybe....? I'd make at least a guart jar at a time or

more....

I used distilled water from a 5 gallon glass container.

Their promo sure didn't say anything about flouride. They must have

contact info, tho.

From back in the book-only days,

Kit

> Hi all,

> I am looking at the lemonade master cleanser at

>

> http://www.humblebeehealth.com/index.html?target=dept_1.html & lang=en-us

>

> and I am wondering if anyone has any feedback on the juicer and/or

the water filter. I do have a champion juicer, but it seems like a

pain to use it for, say, one lemon. Do you think I should stick

with the Champion for the lemons, or does this juicer seem like a good

option?

>

> Also, about the water filter, do you think it removes added

fluoride? For this low of price, can it really be worth it?

>

> Thanks for any input.

>

> TerriLynne Pomeroy

> Student Advisor

> Blind and Visually Impaired Students of Utah

> http://www.bvisu.org/

[Guest guest]

I have done this cleanse many times and just use a fork to ream the lemons. Or a citrus juicer. I got a cheap one at Macy's and it just does lemons & oranges.

Shari

[Guest guest]

Terri,

Have you checked the file on the Lemonade or master cleanse??

SuziTerriLynne <terri_lynne@...> wrote:

Hi all,

I am looking at the lemonade master cleanser at

http://www.humblebeehealth.com/index.html?target=dept_1.html & lang=en-us

Suzi

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[Guest guest]

But, I find a lemon squeezer much easier and more productive. You can find one at WalMart in the kitchen utensil/gadget section. I think it cost under five dollars

I agree. I have a big old fashioned manual lemon/citrus sqeezer that's about 1000 years old and I couldn't live without it. I don't even know if they make this kind anymore. I use it constantly. It strains the seeds out and is much easier and efficient than squeezing by hand. They might have one like it on eBay.

Gloria

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Ok, when I post them or pass them on... there is good info in them.. however, I usually try to leave off the part advertising what they are selling as many times there are cheaper ways to accomplish the goal.

SuziTerriLynne <terri_lynne@...> wrote:

Hi Suzi,

I haven't. I actually got the site I referenced from an HRF newsletter you sent to the list a while back.

TerriLynne

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[Guest guest]

Are you concerned about the lemon juice absorbing some of the aluminum?

I mostly avoid aluminum kitchenware because of its toxicity. What do you

think?

I'm not concerned at all. The lemon juice isn't going to be sitting in the juicer. Plop it in, one squeeze and it's out of the juicer and into a glass. I personally don't believe it's in there long enough to absorb anything (I'm fast!). Now cooking in aluminum or storing an acid in aluminum is a different story....The only aluminum cookware I have is my rice cooker. I'm just taking my chances with that one ;-).

Gloria

[Guest guest]

TerriLynne, you got it. Cut in half, stick the fork into the cut side and squeeze the lemon, using ther fork in a scrubbing sort of motion against the pressure of your squeezing hand to get all the juice. Probably the juicer gets a bit more, but the fork does just fine.

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----- Original Message -----

From: TerriLynne

health

Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 11:35 PM

Subject: Re: Citrus juicer and water filter

Hi Gayla,

I grew up in a family that never used fresh lemons, and I'm not sure how to do the fork thing. It is kind of embarrassing to admit it, but I just don't get it. I guess I cut the lemon in half, and then stick a fork into the fruit, and then ... ???

Do you think you get most of the juice? Did you get more with your old glass one?

TerriLynne

Gayla wrote:

I had an old green glass one that vanished in one ofmy moves. :>((( But I do not like the plastic ones and a fork is always handy.Gayla

TerriLynne PomeroyStudent AdvisorBlind and Visually Impaired Students of Utahhttp://www.bvisu.org/

----- Original Message -----

From: Gayla

health

Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 7:07 PM

Subject: Re: Citrus juicer and water filter

I had an old green glass one that vanished in one ofmy moves. :>((( But I do not like the plastic ones and a fork is always handy.

Gayla Always Enough RanchAcampo, CaliforniaCheck out our SALE PAGE at www.bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenoughhobbysale.htmlA day without Bill Barnhill is like a day without sunshine!goatclearing@... http://coloredboers.home.att.net/always.htmlNo one ever gets far unless he accomplishes the impossible at least once a day. Elbert Hubbard

----- Original Message -----

From: Suzanne

health

Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 6:03 PM

Subject: Re: Citrus juicer and water filter

got an old fashion juicer?? they're cheap at the stores

SuziGayla <goatclearing@...> wrote:

For just one lemon, I roll it on the counter to soften it, cut in half and stick a fork in the cut side to help squeeze everything out.Unless you are using the rind too, then that is a different story.

Gayla

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[Guest guest]

Hope you are doing well. How is Oreo?

He's hanging in there Toni. The tumor has spread (what I thought was an abscess was another tumor), but I'm waiting on him hand and foot. I just put some DMSO on his tumor. I'm toying with mixing it with some pau d'arco tincture and applying it externally, wondering how that will work.

I have a similiar juicer if not maybe the same one. My mother juiced my orange juice for me every morning when I was a kid. I won't use mine though

I inherited my juicer from my ex-mother-in-law. I've had it for about 35 years and she probably had it for 35 years before me. Your mother would want you to use your juicer. It will never ever break, so why not use it? That thing will be around longer than you will!

Gloria

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Are you using essiac?? can't remember.

Suzi, the vet put him on prescription strength Hoxsey tincture with yellow dock. She told me to discontinue using essaic when I use Hoxsey. I also have been adding cayenne to the Hoxsey lately. The cayenne was my idea, not the vet's.

Gloria

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Since you have been using it has the tumor lessened or increased? If increased I would talk with the vet.

It's increased. He was back last week. I thought he had an abscess but she said it was another tumor..she did a biopsy. Something called chondosarcoma...cancer of the bone cartilage in his jaw. She doesn't give much hope if any. She wants me putting DMSO with an injectable A & D on it topically. I've been doing that but it isn't reducing the tumors. I want to try something else with the DMSO...something more powerful. She couldn't give any suggestions. I don't want to use the bloodroot stuff...it's much too painful. The same for garlic. I was thinking of maybe pau d'arco tea or tincture mixed with the DMSO. Are there any herbs that, applied topically with DMSO, can be absorbed and possibly reduce tumors? Would it be unwise to use something alcohol based? I know of a company that makes an alcohol free pau d'arco tincture or I could just make some strong tea.

[Guest guest]

Well, I don't know about d arco but I would go back to the essiac with DMSO and apply to the tumors... ask her if you can quit the hoxsey as it apparently is not working.

I actually think I'm pretty much on my own. She just pretty much said to take him home and give him lots of love and he'll let me know when "it's time". I don't think she knows of anything else to do. Of course I'm reading my Save Your Life manual and Schulze says a few drops here and there ain't gonna do it.....you have to go for megadoses. I have some essaic but haven't made it yet...it sounds so complicated!! Lol!

I asked the vet about putting the Hoxsey in with the DMSO to use topically, but she said no, that it has to be taken internally. I don't know if she really knows, tho. Maybe I should whip up the essaic and put it in with the DMSO and just apply it both internally and externally. Since I have this big bottle of DMSO I may as well use it.

I recently read of a lady who was at her wit's end with her sick cat and ordered a remedy that had a dosage of a tbsp. a day. In frustration she poured the whole bottle down her cat. The next day he was all better! I think I'm at that point!

[Guest guest]

Well, I don't know about d arco but I would go back to the essiac with DMSO and apply to the tumors... ask her if you can quit the hoxsey as it apparently is not working. and if she gives it not much hope...what have you got to lose? I kept my nephews dog from cancer when the vet said a month maybe 2... (tumor type cancer)... Sandy lived another 1 1/2 and had a productive life. The tumor shrunk... but she was also up in years... and not on a raw diet. She passed on peacefully. They used straight essiac internally without the DMSO (didn't know about it then)... I made the essiac with the distilled water method (as in the files) but there is a good brand on the market (I think it is flo essence or something like that) already made up.

Maybe someone on list has had more experience with d'arco.

SuziMorningGlory113@... wrote:It's increased. He was back last week. I thought he had an abscess but she said it was another tumor..she did a biopsy. Something called chondosarcoma...cancer of the bone cartilage in his jaw. She doesn't give much hope if any. She wants me putting DMSO with an injectable A & D on it topically. I've been doing that but it isn't reducing the tumors. I want to try something else with the DMSO...something more powerful. She couldn't give any suggestions. I don't want to use the bloodroot stuff...it's much too painful. The same for garlic. I was thinking of maybe pau d'arco tea or tincture mixed with the DMSO. Are there any herbs that,

applied topically with DMSO, can be absorbed and possibly reduce tumors? Would it be unwise to use something alcohol based? I know of a company that makes an alcohol free pau d'arco tincture or I could just make some strong tea.

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