Re: Re: Juicing-storing juices

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Edith You said you put barley green in the juice. Is that a powder?

Ed Hale Rock Island, Il

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In a message dated 04/28/2001 7:27:37 AM Central Daylight Time,

e2jhale@... writes:

<< In reading the interview with Dr. Schulze from the Bizer newsletter, he

talked about taking juices in fruit jars to a lady in the hospital. I know

that one of the healing aspects of juices has been the immediate

consumption of juices to get the most out of the enzymes. Question, has

anyone taken juices to work in something like a thermos bottle to drink

later? Have you done it over an extended period of time. Don't flood me

with " can't do that sort of thing " unless you have personal knowledge of

trying it and failing . Ed >>

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Ed,

When I was extremely ill in '95 & '96...had lost half my hair, in

terriblepain,

etc, etc ,etc, I had to work...was 2 yrs from retirement. So I would

get up every morming, make 32 to 40 oz carrot/apple juice, drink 8 oz

then and put the rest in 8 oz containers. Put ice in my little igloo

luch pail and my juices. At break, lunch etc, would open up one and dump

in a TB of barleygreen. I started getting better then would have a terrible

healing crissis but continued on. All my hair grew back in about 8 months

but other things took longer. YES...it can be done.

Edith

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Ed, I have taken carrot juice with me. Put vit C in it when you do.

Christel

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Hi Ed!

When we juice we put the extra into small canning jars filled all the way

to the top to keep as much oxygen out as possible. My husband takes them to

work sometimes. They have a tendency to spill or leak, so they need to be

wrapped up tightly. A thermos would work as long as you can fill it all the

way up. Carrot or beet juice would stain it pretty badly, though.

Marsha <>{

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Also, those juices are really fragile, so the colder you can keep them and

the sooner you can drink them the better.

Marsha <>{

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Ed,

I haven't, but I'm going to start next week. Maybe we can compare notes...

Jonah

Hale wrote:

> In reading the interview with Dr. Schulze from the Bizer newsletter, he

> talked about taking juices in fruit jars to a lady in the hospital. I know

> that one of the healing aspects of juices has been the immediate

> consumption of juices to get the most out of the enzymes. Question, has

> anyone taken juices to work in something like a thermos bottle to drink

> later? Have you done it over an extended period of time. Don't flood me

> with " can't do that sort of thing " unless you have personal knowledge of

> trying it and failing . Ed

>

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Ed.

I bring 4 cups of apple carrot juice to work each day. I like it best

when I use at least 4 medium size apples. I like the idea of Vitamin C.

Ken

Re: Re: Juicing-storing juices

> Ed, I have taken carrot juice with me. Put vit C in it when you do.

> Christel

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In a message dated 04/28/2001 4:44:30 PM Central Daylight Time,

e2jhale@... writes:

<< Edith You said you put barley green in the juice. Is that a powder?

Ed Hale Rock Island, Il >>

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Ed,

yes, I took it to work in small container and everytime I would get ready

to drink one of my juices i would add a TB to it. I think it helped me get

while as much as the juicing did.

Edith