Consumer Reports(Consumers Digest?) Magazine and Juicing...

[Guest guest]

When I was deciding what juicer to buy, I made the mistake of

consulting Consumer Reports or Consumer Digest--I forget which.

 

One or both of those magazines are decidedly Mainstream in their

approach to anything having to do with health.

 

They ACTUALLY said that they thought buying and using a juicer was a

waste of time because:

 

" THERE IS ESSENTIALLY NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE BOTTLED JUICE ONE CAN

BUY AT ANY GROCERY STORE AND THE JUICE YOU CAN MAKE WITH A JUICER! "

 

I find it hard to believe they could be so ignorant or that they

could lie so blatantly. It is one or the other! " No difference "

between heated, sterilized, bottled juice and fresh-squeezed juice

from a juicer?

 

UN-B-LIEV-A-BULL! But I guarantee you that is what they said!

 

Elliot

[Guest guest]

I intend to have freshly grown wheat grass

delivered and extract the juice from it

so when my present centrifugal juicer juicer packs up

I intend to get a masticating juicer which will juice practically everything.

 

Margaret in the UK

 

breathedeepnow

Saturday, June 05, 2004 4:59 AM

Consumer Reports(Consumers Digest?)

Magazine and Juicing...

 

 

When I was deciding what juicer to buy, I made the mistake of

consulting Consumer Reports or Consumer Digest--I forget which.

 

One or both of those magazines are decidedly Mainstream in their

approach to anything having to do with health.

 

They ACTUALLY said that they thought buying and using a juicer was a

waste of time because:

 

" THERE IS ESSENTIALLY NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE BOTTLED JUICE ONE CAN

BUY AT ANY GROCERY STORE AND THE JUICE YOU CAN MAKE WITH A JUICER! "

 

I find it hard to believe they could be so ignorant or that they

could lie so blatantly. It is one or the other! " No difference "

between heated, sterilized, bottled juice and fresh-squeezed juice

from a juicer?

 

UN-B-LIEV-A-BULL! But I guarantee you that is what they said!

 

Elliot