The best juicers, juice, and water by ORP...

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If you read Dr. Max Gerson's work, you will see that he only recommends

low speed juicers. He had

good reason for this. While Gerson was controversial in terms of

accepted mainstream science, he

claimed that high speed, vortex juicers changed the electronic spin of

the juice. This may sound like

some kind of hocus pocus, but I have found that there are measured

differences using the very simple

experiment outlined below.

 

Water is not what it appears to be as many of us who have worked with

it experimentally can prove and

neither is juice. Organic carrot juice, freshly juiced, has the

highest ORP (Oxygen Reduction Potential)

of any juice (or fruit for that matter), at -250mV, that I have

tested (and I have tested every one that I

can get my hands on). Gerson used an organic carrot/ calves liver juice

in his Cancer Treatment. His results

were absolutely astounding in terms of patients cured of cancer. Read

his book... this man was a genius in the cancer

treatment field.

 

You can buy a REDOX/ ORP Meter on ebay for around $40. This is a good

place to start if want to find out

for yourself which water treatments, juices and fruits really " cut it "

in terms of antioxidants. I have several

meters. The one that I find most convenient to use runs about 200mV

higher than my calibrated meter, but

my results here are in relative terms. That is, your meter will should

show the same results in relative terms

 

Yes, water can be a very powerful antioxidant as Dr. Patrick Flanagan

has reported. Two tablets of MegaHydrate in

a cup of unfiltered hot water (or green tea) produces -900mV ORP...

the best of anything I have ever tested.

Filtering your water increases the ORP by about 200mV. In this case,

lower is better. You will find, that $2000

reverse osmosis water filter system that you are so proud of is tearing

away the healthy aspect

of your drinking water (assuming that your tap water had any life left

in it). So if you have a source of

unfiltered mountain spring water, referred to as " young water " , always

drink it. Bottled waters, you

will find, are generally not a good choice. Within twenty years,

young water would become a very

expensive commodity if everyone did these simple tests for

themselves. The facts are just too

difficult to ignore.

 

You can test Gerson's results by juicing fresh organic carrots in a

cheap high speed juicer, a Sanyo

for instance, and then putting the results up against a Champian

Juicer. Test the juice immediately with an

ORP Meter and see what you get. These numbers do not lie. The

Champian wins hands down. Next,

try running a cup of tap water through a Sanyo type juicer a few times

and measure its ORP against the

original source. This is very interesting stuff here if you are trying

to stay healthy.

 

By the way, I have a Sanyo Juicer (highly rated by Consumer Reports)

that I will sell to anyone interested

for less than half price :0) that is like new.

 

Love and Happy Juicing, Jim