Hi Lettie, it’s best to change ingredients often, so you don’t miss any vital nutrients and your body won’t get used to it. Diversity is key to healthy juicing. Just try some of the recipes offered on this site, I’m sure you’ll find some juices you’ll love.

Hi Lucinda, thank you so much for stopping by! I’m so glad you rediscovered juicing.

I never tried juicing with a food processor, but I tried juicing with a blender. I imagine using a food processor for juicing is similar to using a blender.

I don’t think it will affect the quality of the juice much. It really doesn’t matter which method you’re using to incorporate more fruits and veggies into your diet, as long as you do it.

Juicing is an easy way to up your intake of the “good stuff”. Staying the course is more important than what kind of device you’re using.

The most expensive juicer out there won’t benefit you if you’re not using it. Unfortunately, there are many expensive, high-end juicers that were once bought and now collect dust.

Don’t concern yourself with the small stuff. If you’re using conventional or organic produce or even how much juice you drink isn’t as important as building the juicing habit. There is no need for an expensive juicer or blender, just keep on juicing 🙂

I really wish you’ll regain health and vitality quickly. If you have any questions, I’ll be here for you. I’d love to help you on your journey to regain your strength. All the best!

Hi Mel, thanks for stopping by! In the beginning, start slow and work your way up. One lb of carrots is a good place to start. I supplement my diet with up to 32 oz fresh juice a day, but I have been juicing for years. Wish you all the best.

Hi Enn, yes you’re right! The correct dosage is indeed important 😉 Thank you very much for stopping by!