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Originally Posted by MattPIVO
I'm also looking into getting into juicing but don't want to drop $300+ on a good juicer then watch it sit on the counter unused. There is a good film called "Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead" that was on Hulu about a guy who juiced for several months straight, it will motivate you to buy a juicer after seeing his results.
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You can always start with one of those $49.00 junkers, and if you find you like blending and juicing, you upgrade accordingly. That is what I did. I started with a $99.00 deal, and worked up from there.
I have never been a fan of juice, or smoothies, so I honestly just did not think I would stick with it. After a few months, I found I feel much better with a smoothie a day. I also became more "regular" which also helped. But the energy boost middle of the day was lovely. I typically would have around lunch time, or middle of the afternoon.
Over time, I would dabble in different combinations and fruit mixes to find what I liked the best in taste, as well as the vitamin mix that packed the most punch IMHO for my preference.
That being said, if you find you do not like it or can't stay with it. Your 'investment' is minimal if you buy a junker and toss it. No need to get a $300-500.00 deal right out of the gate.
