Sunday, December 30, 2012

Welcome to Wrightsville Beach Magazine

We are often reminded of the importance of eating our vegetables, but it is difficult to put down the chocolate and pick up the broccoli.
Growing up some of us tried to get away with sneaking vegetables to the dog, even though mom and dad lectured away about spinach for our muscles and carrots for our eyes.
I was not big on eating vegetables but found juicing to be the magic bullet for my health, energy, and vitality, says Rick Civelli, owner of Wrightsville Beach Surf Camp and Surfberry.
For those unable to stomach chewing large portions of beets or rutabagas, juicing could be an alternate route for ingesting natural vitamins and minerals.
Thats the main benefit of juicing the immediate absorption of nutrients. You feel on a nutrient high within the first 15 to 20 minutes after drinking them, says Stephanie Davis of Paulas Health Hut. Another nutritional goldmine in juiced produce is the enzymes they carry.


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Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Juicing at home - Lifestyle - Boston.com

Spinach-carrot-pineapple-cilantro
Handful (3 ounces) spinach
2 medium carrots
Small bunch (½ ounce) cilantro (optional)
¼ pineapple
1 lime


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Nutrition Redefined Through Rawism And Juicing

Fundamentally speaking, people have always wondered what is so special about eating raw foods as opposed to cooking it and adding flavor enhancements to it.  In order to tackle raw food diet’s many perks, you should understand some basic concepts about raw food and see how the process of cooking inherently takes away from the exceptional nutritional value of raw foods.  We’ve broken our factual raw food piece into sections that explain why you’d benefit from rawism as opposed to destroying nutrition in a pan.  Keep in mind we’re not including cannibalistic foods such as raw meat into our conversation as eating most raw meats can cause serious internal injury.

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Monday, December 24, 2012

Let’s Start Juicing!

We decided on the Breville Multi-Speed Juice Fountain since Breville was the brand used in the documentary and all Breville models seem to have amazing reviews online.  It says the retail price is $199 but I found it on Amazon for $50 less!  Keep in mind that prices fluctuate daily on Amazon, so the price might rise or drop by the day.

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Let’s Start Juicing!

Friday, December 21, 2012

How to start juicing for your health – what type of juicer to use

I’ve recently been going through a juice fast, and the most common question I received was: what kind of juicing system are you using or what kind of juicer do you recommend?  Juicing has been a big deal in our home for nearly a year now. There are many different ways that you can do the juicing process.
I’m going to talk about the two most common methods of juicing. One is more expensive than the other, but saves more money in the long run. I’m going to talk about both of these methods so that you can decide what will work best for you.


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Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Brother Echo | Living Food & Juicing Certification

Once a month you have an opportunity to work with Brother Echo for an entire day. This day consist of 10 hours of intensive workshops and interactive demos covering all the fundamentals of preparing living foods, juicing and cleansing.

Fundamental Topics Covered

  • Shopping smart at farmers market
  • Smoothie basics
  • Juicing basics
  • Cleansing and Detoxing 101
  • Simple raw vegan basics


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30 Blogs with the Best Holiday Drink Recipes « House Sitting Jobs

One of the best things about the holiday season is being together with family and friends. Many of these get-togethers are in the form of holiday parties and one way to make these occasions more fun and festive is to serve specialty drinks. Whether they’re alcoholic cocktails, or less potent mocktails, these drinks can add a fun twist to your holiday celebrations.

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Monday, December 17, 2012

Brother Echo | Juicing and Cleansing

Juicing is by far the most complete source of vital nutrients, the most readily digestible and assimilated.
Juicing also allows a person to combine several fruits, veggies and herbs to formulate specific juices to aid the body in specific tasks and biological functions.
Once you become familiar with the different varieties of fruits, veggies, herbs and supplements you can quickly become versed in what your individual body needs and formulate your own unique protocols to optimize your body-temple, mind and spirit.


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9. Juicing Diet | The Most Popular Diets of 2012 (According to Google) | TIME.com

Kale-ginger-beet-goji berry juice anyone? This year, Americans were filling up on veggie juices for “juice cleanses” lasting three days or more. There is no shortage of juicing books and the juice industry is still booming. Even Starbucks joined the craze by buying luxe juicemaker Evolution Fresh for $30 million. The idea behind juicing is relatively simple: the aim is to fast on pure fruit and veggie juices to detox and purify the body to feel healthier, more energized and perhaps a couple pounds lighter.


Sunday, December 16, 2012

Stanford Cancer Center - Juicing Recipes

The best selection of juices comes in nature's own containers: fresh fruits & vegetables.  Fresh juice is loaded with cancer-fighting phytochemicals and vitamins, in a state easily absorbed by the body.
Did you know?:
  • 1 cup of carrot or celery juice provides most of the same nutrients found in 5 cups of those same vegetables chopped up.
To begin juicing, you'll need a juice extractor.
  • For those who don't have one but looking to get one - there are so many versions sold at department stores from $20-$300. 
  • High tech features (such as the ability to process whole, uncut fruits) are worth the extra money if you are a frequent juicer.  Otherwise, a basic model will do.
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How Many Servings of Fruits and Vegetables Are In Juice? - Juicing For Men | Juicing For Men

The latest dietary guidelines call for five to thirteen servings of fruits and vegetables a day (2½ to 6½ cups per day), depending on one’s caloric intake. (1) For a person who needs 2,000 calories a day to maintain weight and health, this translates into nine servings, or 4½ cups per day (2 cups of fruit and 2½ cups of vegetables).

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Recipes for Juicing | Omega Juicers


The Hulk

Omega's ultimate green juice recipe! Enjoy!
  • 2 Stalks Celery
  • 1 Cucumber
  • 1 Apple
  • 1/2 Lemon
  • Ginger
  • 1/2 Green Chard Leaf
  • Cilantro
  • 3-5 Kale Leaves
  • 1 Cup Spinach

See others at the link below.

Recipes for Juicing | Omega Juicers

Saturday, December 15, 2012

Juicing Yams?? Juicing Yams!!! « Rachel Scott Yoga

Yammy Yumminess
  • 1 yam (small)
  • 2 carrots
  • 2 stalks celery
  • 1 lemon
  • slice ginger
Now, to date, this is the most delicious, sweet juice that I have made.  Given the name, I should have figured that sweet potatoes would be, well…sweet, but I was still surprised.  (What is the difference between a yam and a sweet potato, anyway?)  The yammy juice was on the thicker side, giving this juice just the tiniest bit more heft than other juices.  The lemon and ginger went in for a splash of zing, the celery so that I didn’t feel completely non-green, and away we went.


Juicing Yams?? Juicing Yams!!! « Rachel Scott Yoga

Juicing - Facts & Benefits

A glass of raw juice is the best " multivitamin/mineral supplement " money can buy. If you are concerned that you are not getting all the nutrients out of raw fruits and vegetables that you need, or you are just beginning to change your diet and want to increase your healing rate, drink at least a glass of raw juice daily. A 4-8 ounce glass of raw fruit or vegetable juice is like gold to your body. It provides not only all of the healing nutrients that have been isolated, but also all of those that man has yet to discover. It provides them in their living, organic, alkaline, whole, complete, balanced form. It is important to remember that juicing has a concentrating effect on the nutrients in fruits and vegetables. A glass of juice can (and should) be considered to be a meal in itself.

Juicing - Facts & Benefits