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3.0 out of 5 stars
Interesting read,
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This review is from: Make Your Juicer Your Drug Store (Paperback)
This book is a bit dated (published originally in the 60s and later updated). Unlike most juicing books, this one does not tell you to rid all meat from your diet (though it suggests cutting back). It provides interesting formulas for juice fasting and reorganizing your diet. The book suffers from a lack of update. Consequently, I was wondering if the philosophies purported in this book could be improved upon given what we now know about nutrition.
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good book,
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this is our second copy of this book. excellent information. a must for juicers or people wanted to get healthy naturally
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a jucing classic,
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Laura covers the homespun advice of heresay and hand me downs. And she knows what's she's talking about. Although drinking juices is good, you may need to try additional health moves. I'm into the health food movement like a lot of people nowdays. Unfortunately most books and programs don't cover all of the many ways to get and stay healthy. Although the above book listed is an excellent resource. It's like most authors and programs are trying to be too pc (politically correct). To correct myself a little, most health advice, programs, books and supplements usually offer pretty good advice these days.You know:1. Don't alcohol 2. Don't abuse drugs 3. Don't smoke (cigaretts and the like) 4. Eat move live fresh fruits and vegetables. 5. Eat less process foods and meats. Now all of this is good advice, although there is a right way and wrong way to do anything. I saw an excellent book with a good 8 step plan. Search Amazon for: The Magic Of Mother Nature's Healing Foods. I liked it.
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