Surfer_Rem
02-27-2012, 06:01 PM
Hello,
I am a 40 year old Surfer from Los Angeles. I already live a pretty healthy lifestyle. I am an avid Surfer and avid Yogi (Bikram Yoga). I do most of my own cooking and tend to keep healthy & organic. I do have a cheat day every now and then and love Ice Cream probably a little more than I should.
I just got done watching Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead the documentary and I asked myself why I have not taken the leap into increasing my micronutrient intake. I have begun research on juicers and I am finding a lot of juicers that separate the skin from the vegetable. It is my understanding that a majority of the nutrients, fiber and vitamins are in the skins of various fruits and vegetables.
I currently have the Blendtec Blender which I use for fruit smoothies every morning. I have 3 bananas, a full cup of blueberries, a full cup of raw wheat germ, a full cup of raw oatmeal, protein powder, almond milk & organic peanut butter every morning for Bfast. The Blendtech does not bust down vegetables as I would like to drink as a juice.
I have been looking at the Breville blender and others.
What Juicers would you recommend for a 1st time juicer, that busts down the skins, easy to clean and under $150.
I thank you for taking the time to read my introduction and what I am looking for.
~Rem
I am a 40 year old Surfer from Los Angeles. I already live a pretty healthy lifestyle. I am an avid Surfer and avid Yogi (Bikram Yoga). I do most of my own cooking and tend to keep healthy & organic. I do have a cheat day every now and then and love Ice Cream probably a little more than I should.
I just got done watching Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead the documentary and I asked myself why I have not taken the leap into increasing my micronutrient intake. I have begun research on juicers and I am finding a lot of juicers that separate the skin from the vegetable. It is my understanding that a majority of the nutrients, fiber and vitamins are in the skins of various fruits and vegetables.
I currently have the Blendtec Blender which I use for fruit smoothies every morning. I have 3 bananas, a full cup of blueberries, a full cup of raw wheat germ, a full cup of raw oatmeal, protein powder, almond milk & organic peanut butter every morning for Bfast. The Blendtech does not bust down vegetables as I would like to drink as a juice.
I have been looking at the Breville blender and others.
What Juicers would you recommend for a 1st time juicer, that busts down the skins, easy to clean and under $150.
I thank you for taking the time to read my introduction and what I am looking for.
~Rem