Guest guest Posted June 6, 2006 Report Posted June 6, 2006 By the way, Good job on the juicing! PattyCherie Sutherland <funhome@...> wrote: Hi Patty,I know this has come up before, but what brand of juicer do you have or recommend? I initially bought an inexpensive one, just to see if I would keep up with it. After 7 months of twice a day juicing, and after reading your link to the Gerson information, I think I should get the recommended type that presses the fruit and vegies. I re-read that link, and also went to the Gerson Institute web site and watched their video. It's really moving. Thanks for your help (as ALWAYS!)cherie __________________________________________________ Quote
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2006 Report Posted June 6, 2006 I like mine too. I do have a hard time cleaning the strainer on it. How do you keep yours clean? The Green Life doesn't destroy the enzymes and life of the juice like centrifugal juicers. Kenda > Hi Cherie, > Ther Gerson organization recommends a really, really expensive and labor > intensive juicer. I think if I had cancer and was really desperate to use > juicing as a way to heal, I would think about getting it. But I think you can > safely use a more convenient version. Of course, the choice is yours! > > The quality of the juice is definitely a consideration that should not be > overlooked. But I believe the Gerson organization has stated that a twin gear > juicer is nearly as good as the Norwalk. I have the Green Life juicer and I > think it works very, very well. It does not heat up the juice like some > juicers can due to the friction, and it does not expose the juice to alot of > oxygen, like the centrifugal ones can. IT gives excellent quality juice. > > Of course, the objection most people have to juicers is the cleaning. The > twin gear juicer (Green Life, Green Power) is not so hard to clean, and is > actually pretty easy to disassemble and reassemble. We keep ours on the > counter. > > The Green Life is a little more expensive than most...I think around > $300-$400. > > Hope that helps! I think Kenda bought one too....Kenda, how do you like it? > Cherie, how are you feeling? What happened with your mold issues? > Patty > > > Cherie Sutherland <funhome@...> wrote: > Hi Patty, > I know this has come up before, but what brand of juicer do you have or > recommend? I initially bought an inexpensive one, just to see if I > would keep up with it. After 7 months of twice a day juicing, and > after reading your link to the Gerson information, I think I should get > the recommended type that presses the fruit and vegies. I re-read that > link, and also went to the Gerson Institute web site and watched their > video. It's really moving. > Thanks for your help (as ALWAYS!) > cherie > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Quote
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2006 Report Posted June 6, 2006 Hi Kenda, I clean the strainer with a toothbrush, and I soak it in bleach when needed, along with the other parts when they get discolored from the carrot juice. PattyKenda Skaggs <skaggs@...> wrote: I like mine too. I do have a hard time cleaning the strainer on it. How doyou keep yours clean? The Green Life doesn't destroy the enzymes and lifeof the juice like centrifugal juicers.Kenda> Hi Cherie,> Ther Gerson organization recommends a really, really expensive and labor> intensive juicer. I think if I had cancer and was really desperate to use> juicing as a way to heal, I would think about getting it. But I think you can> safely use a more convenient version. Of course, the choice is yours!> > The quality of the juice is definitely a consideration that should not be> overlooked. But I believe the Gerson organization has stated that a twin gear> juicer is nearly as good as the Norwalk. I have the Green Life juicer and I> think it works very, very well. It does not heat up the juice like some> juicers can due to the friction, and it does not expose the juice to alot of> oxygen, like the centrifugal ones can. IT gives excellent quality juice.> > Of course, the objection most people have to juicers is the cleaning. The> twin gear juicer (Green Life, Green Power) is not so hard to clean, and is> actually pretty easy to disassemble and reassemble. We keep ours on the> counter. > > The Green Life is a little more expensive than most...I think around> $300-$400. > > Hope that helps! I think Kenda bought one too....Kenda, how do you like it?> Cherie, how are you feeling? What happened with your mold issues?> Patty> > > Cherie Sutherland <funhomeverizon (DOT) net> wrote:> Hi Patty,> I know this has come up before, but what brand of juicer do you have or> recommend? I initially bought an inexpensive one, just to see if I> would keep up with it. After 7 months of twice a day juicing, and> after reading your link to the Gerson information, I think I should get> the recommended type that presses the fruit and vegies. I re-read that> link, and also went to the Gerson Institute web site and watched their> video. It's really moving.> Thanks for your help (as ALWAYS!)> cherie> > > > > > __________________________________________________> Quote
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2006 Report Posted June 6, 2006 Cherie, Where is the video on their website? I looked it over and didn't see it. I'd love to check it out! Patty Cherie Sutherland <funhome@...> wrote: Hi Patty,I know this has come up before, but what brand of juicer do you have or recommend? I initially bought an inexpensive one, just to see if I would keep up with it. After 7 months of twice a day juicing, and after reading your link to the Gerson information, I think I should get the recommended type that presses the fruit and vegies. I re-read that link, and also went to the Gerson Institute web site and watched their video. It's really moving. Thanks for your help (as ALWAYS!)cherie __________________________________________________ Quote
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2006 Report Posted June 6, 2006 Thanks, Patty! I'll try using a toothbrush when we get moved back in. Kenda > Hi Kenda, > I clean the strainer with a toothbrush, and I soak it in bleach when needed, > along with the other parts when they get discolored from the carrot juice. > Patty > > Kenda Skaggs <skaggs@...> wrote: > I like mine too. I do have a hard time cleaning the strainer on it. > How do > you keep yours clean? The Green Life doesn't destroy the enzymes and life > of the juice like centrifugal juicers. > > Kenda > >> Hi Cherie, >> Ther Gerson organization recommends a really, really expensive and labor >> intensive juicer. I think if I had cancer and was really desperate to use >> juicing as a way to heal, I would think about getting it. But I think you can >> safely use a more convenient version. Of course, the choice is yours! >> >> The quality of the juice is definitely a consideration that should not be >> overlooked. But I believe the Gerson organization has stated that a twin gear >> juicer is nearly as good as the Norwalk. I have the Green Life juicer and I >> think it works very, very well. It does not heat up the juice like some >> juicers can due to the friction, and it does not expose the juice to alot of >> oxygen, like the centrifugal ones can. IT gives excellent quality juice. >> >> Of course, the objection most people have to juicers is the cleaning. The >> twin gear juicer (Green Life, Green Power) is not so hard to clean, and is >> actually pretty easy to disassemble and reassemble. We keep ours on the >> counter. >> >> The Green Life is a little more expensive than most...I think around >> $300-$400. >> >> Hope that helps! I think Kenda bought one too....Kenda, how do you like it? >> Cherie, how are you feeling? What happened with your mold issues? >> Patty >> >> >> Cherie Sutherland <funhome@...> wrote: >> Hi Patty, >> I know this has come up before, but what brand of juicer do you have or >> recommend? I initially bought an inexpensive one, just to see if I >> would keep up with it. After 7 months of twice a day juicing, and >> after reading your link to the Gerson information, I think I should get >> the recommended type that presses the fruit and vegies. I re-read that >> link, and also went to the Gerson Institute web site and watched their >> video. It's really moving. >> Thanks for your help (as ALWAYS!) >> cherie >> >> >> >> >> >> __________________________________________________ >> Quote
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2006 Report Posted June 6, 2006 Patty Here's where I found it http://www.gersonmiracle.org/movie.html it's really good. Cherie > Hi Patty, > I know this has come up before, but what brand of juicer do you have or > recommend? I initially bought an inexpensive one, just to see if I > would keep up with it. After 7 months of twice a day juicing, and > after reading your link to the Gerson information, I think I should get > the recommended type that presses the fruit and vegies. I re-read that > link, and also went to the Gerson Institute web site and watched their > video. It's really moving. > Thanks for your help (as ALWAYS!) > cherie > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Quote
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2006 Report Posted June 6, 2006 Ladies, If your chemically sensitive bleach wouldn't work. I use lemon, or oxygenated non-chlorine bleach. Penni Re: Patty - juicer? Hi Kenda, I clean the strainer with a toothbrush, and I soak it in bleach when needed, along with the other parts when they get discolored from the carrot juice. PattyKenda Skaggs <skaggs@...> wrote: I like mine too. I do have a hard time cleaning the strainer on it. How doyou keep yours clean? The Green Life doesn't destroy the enzymes and lifeof the juice like centrifugal juicers.Kenda> Hi Cherie,> Ther Gerson organization recommends a really, really expensive and labor> intensive juicer. I think if I had cancer and was really desperate to use> juicing as a way to heal, I would think about getting it. But I think you can> safely use a more convenient version. Of course, the choice is yours!> > The quality of the juice is definitely a consideration that should not be> overlooked. But I believe the Gerson organization has stated that a twin gear> juicer is nearly as good as the Norwalk. I have the Green Life juicer and I> think it works very, very well. It does not heat up the juice like some> juicers can due to the friction, and it does not expose the juice to alot of> oxygen, like the centrifugal ones can. IT gives excellent quality juice.> > Of course, the objection most people have to juicers is the cleaning. The> twin gear juicer (Green Life, Green Power) is not so hard to clean, and is> actually pretty easy to disassemble and reassemble. We keep ours on the> counter. > > The Green Life is a little more expensive than most...I think around> $300-$400. > > Hope that helps! I think Kenda bought one too....Kenda, how do you like it?> Cherie, how are you feeling? What happened with your mold issues?> Patty> > > Cherie Sutherland <funhomeverizon (DOT) net> wrote:> Hi Patty,> I know this has come up before, but what brand of juicer do you have or> recommend? I initially bought an inexpensive one, just to see if I> would keep up with it. After 7 months of twice a day juicing, and> after reading your link to the Gerson information, I think I should get> the recommended type that presses the fruit and vegies. I re-read that> link, and also went to the Gerson Institute web site and watched their> video. It's really moving.> Thanks for your help (as ALWAYS!)> cherie> > > > > > __________________________________________________> Quote
Guest guest Posted June 7, 2006 Report Posted June 7, 2006 thanks for the info on the juicer - I'm going to look into it - along with starting to convince my husband that I need it. Cherie > > Hi Patty, > > I know this has come up before, but what brand of juicer do you have or > > recommend? I initially bought an inexpensive one, just to see if I > > would keep up with it. After 7 months of twice a day juicing, and > > after reading your link to the Gerson information, I think I should get > > the recommended type that presses the fruit and vegies. I re- read that > > link, and also went to the Gerson Institute web site and watched their > > video. It's really moving. > > Thanks for your help (as ALWAYS!) > > cherie > > > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Quote
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