Guest guest Posted January 20, 2006 Report Posted January 20, 2006 I read a few posts - and ask your views: I can understand that if the body is deficient in nutrients then the immune system may be disabled - to the contrary, a well fed immune system may be 'enabled' to destroy cancer But what is 'well fed' is I think 'enough' It seems to me that excessive juicing of few products carries the risk of over-dosing the body with certain nutrients - that may be fine if the body is able to merely excrete of excess easily, if not surely it results in a stress on the immune system? My approach has been to ensure the body gets what it needs in the most natural form - i.e. eating a very wide variety of fruits and vegetables regularly - in the manner a human animal would. That satisfies the avoidance of deficiency without a significant risk of excess. In addition I try to eat a lot of foods generally accredited in helping good health - e.g. garlic, etc But highly frequent juicing? I do not understand. Love and Healing to all Ian PS if what you are doing is working for you - stick with it. If not, change for the better quickly. Quote
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