Juice Lady?

[Guest guest]

Hi Olesja,

If you are on a limited budget, this may be a starter for you. If you wish to

invest in a good juicer, you want to avoid getting one with blades. Mastication

(grinding gears) ensures the greates amount of enzymes and nutrients. Blades

tend to heat the machine up killing the enzymes.

I have a Green Power and love it. This site actually has it a lot cheaper than

I paid too http://www.2-life.com/gpform.htm. Of course the Norwalk Juicer is

the absolute best, but $2000 is out of my price range.

Regina

 

neeka5 wrote:Has anyone ever used the juicer " Juice Lady " ? Is it any good?

 

http://www.productsforhealth.com/juicelady.htm

 

TIA, Olesja

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

The " Juiceman " juicer is more powerful. The Juice lady is an

imitation Juiceman and the real juice man, Jay Kordich, is a raw

foodist. However I wouldn't spend a lot of money on appliances You

will only use while transistioning. I bought a green power juicer for

500 bucks and now it collects dust.

 

Doug

[Guest guest]

I use mine everyday! It's simple to use and clean. The juice is wonderful. It

is an investment though, but the best one I ever made. I paid $450 for mine, but

that website has it for $399! If you will use it then go for it, but if you are

one to hang your things on it, then of course it is wasteful.

Regina

 

kauguy wrote:The " Juiceman " juicer is more powerful. The Juice lady is an

imitation Juiceman and the real juice man, Jay Kordich, is a raw

foodist. However I wouldn't spend a lot of money on appliances You

will only use while transistioning. I bought a green power juicer for

500 bucks and now it collects dust.

 

Doug