Movie Fat, Sick and nearly Dead

[malkin]

Does anyone else find the use of the word "juicing" especially ironic in this context?

[Crankin]

I just saw a whole segment on the news about how "juicing" is really popular now, but there's little scientific evidence that it does anything. It was the same for all of the other things they talked about.
Eat less and exercise more. That was the upshot about losing weight.
I've always agreed with this. Yes, some people need real education about what healthy eating is, and a lot of behavioral changes to make this happen.

[OakLeaf]

Well, all the "evidence" I need is how I feel after drinking a fresh raw juice or eating a meal from the raw food restaurant.

The only way I can describe it is "bright." Not in an intellectual sense, but just in terms of how it feels like every cell in my body is energized and cleaned.

Besides the up-front cost of a juicer, I think the biggest barrier for most people is just looking at, and affording, the volume of whole vegetables it takes to get a significant amount of calories. That ought to tell us all something right there. Very, very few of us get the amount of vegetables we need - including those of us who try to eat healthy and even paleo folks who eat meat and nuts daily rather than just a few times a week.

[itself]

Go to youtube and watch Charlotte Gerson on Cancer and Disease. She is a beautiful 90 year old woman!!!