Juice detox - anywhere local?

[brumpts 10]

Does anyone know anywhere/anyone local that does the detox juice plans that deliver? Like 'juice to u'....?

 

Thanks

 

P.s And before anyone says buy the stuff yourself and juice it I dont have the time hence would rather pay and have it delivered ready made.

[Glitterglow 10]

Hi

Juice to u is really good. I have her number if u want it. Pm me if u do.

[Halibut 12]

Does anyone know anywhere/anyone local that does the detox juice plans that deliver? Like 'juice to u'....?

 

Thanks

 

P.s And before anyone says buy the stuff yourself and juice it I dont have the time hence would rather pay and have it delivered ready made.

 

You are aware that the whole notion of 'detox' regimes is unscientific nonsense aren't you?

[brumpts 10]

Yes please.I think juice to you I the one my friend has done.

 

Have you tried it?

[getphysical 10]

Save your money. Your body does a grand "detox" job all on it's own through it's liver and kidneys. Keep well hydrated and stop eating and drinking rubbish - simple!

[Shef_Fitness 10]

Prune juice, drink one litre and then let rip for a few hours.

 

Have plenty of loo rolls though

[Grahamfff 10]

You are aware that the whole notion of 'detox' regimes is unscientific nonsense aren't you?

 

Halibut - you're quite right, but a fool and their money are soon parted...

 

See chapter 1 of Ben Goldacre's 'Bad Science' for more details!

[getphysical 10]

Halibut - you're quite right, but a fool and their money are soon parted...

 

See chapter 1 of Ben Goldacre's 'Bad Science' for more details!

 

Or our book - "Dump the Diets, Ditch the Scales, Drop the Inches" !!!!!!!!!

[onewheeldave 22]

The 'Superjuiceme' documentary is available to watch for free again today (Sun 27 july 14)

 

http://www.superjuiceme.com/

 

If anyone's got an obesity and/or chronic illness issue, it's well worth a watch.

 

You will have to give an email address, and you will get an occasional marketing email, but, I highly recommend the documentary as it's a chance to see what happens when a group of obese and/or chronically ill pharmacutically dependant individuals are taken to an island for a month long juice fast.

 

(There is a doctor in attendance monitoring bloods etc, despite the cynicism associated with these kinds of dietary interventions, there are plenty of qualified medical professionals backing them).

 

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Incidently, there's no need to be paying over the odds for delivered juice, or forking out for expensive and difficult to clean juicing machines.

 

I much prefer whole fruit smoothies which I make with supermarket fruit and a £15 Argos hand blender (you'll need a big glass jug too).

 

A mix of grapes, oranges, leaves etc, with a bit of store bought pure fruit juice yields a delicious smoothie. You could also filter out the fibre/mush with a bit of cheesecloth if you really just want the juice.

 

Not only is it a tenth the cost of a decent juicer, it's way easier to clean as well

Edited July 27, 2014 by onewheeldave