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Omega H3000D Cold Press 365 Horizontal Juicer (Black) $35 + Free Shipping w/ Prime
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Edit: also try and juice organic. You're basically concentrating the pesticides by a factor of 20x. For example the fiber in strawberries slows the absorption of pesticides. To make a full cup of strawberry juices takes like 6 days worth of whole strawberries. You're basically mainlining a years worth of pesticides in less than 10 secs. I can't find the study now but there's 1 100% of the chemicals are present when juiced, where as in whole fruit like 70% is attached to the insoluble fiber that you just poop out
It took me 6 months of zero carb (carnivore) to get my blood work back normal . After juicing my fasting glucose was 105. It's 70 now. After I make a smoothie it bumps to 115 then cruises at 85ish
My understanding from YouTube videos (I'm just a high school graduate) is fructose (fruit sugar) is really NO different than table sugar. Table sugar is just as natural as fruit sugar IF YOU EAT SUGAR CANE. But we eat sugar cane minus the "cane" the fiber. Juicing fruit is essentially this process with fruit. You're removing the fiber but keeping the sugar and the vitamins. Essentially maple syrup. Sugar with a few vitamins and minerals. He was explaining how fructose (fruit sugar) it actually more dangerous and that why I became pre diabetic so fast. Glucose (table sugar) can fuel muscles and organs. Fructose goes straight to the liver, all of it. So say 1 orange is 1 unit of fructose. A whole orange has fiber so the liver processes .5 units at a time (slows down absorption of fructose) to make a glass of oj it takes 8 oranges. That's 8 units of fructose all at once. I wasn't saying don't do it. I said be careful. Vegetables are a whole nother debate. There the whole "vegetables are trying to kill you crowd". I'm not sure that eating a whole "broccoli" is bad, like they say, but concentrating it and drinking a months worth of broccoli in 5 secs did affect me.
Tldr, juicing fruit isn't much different from drinking str8 maple syrup or honey. It's just sugar (fructose) with some vitamins and minerals
Btw, I still juice, I got the Nama j2 and love it. Just be aware, maybe starting your day with 8 concentrated mangoes might not be wise
Edit edit: I thought I'd add how much I was juicing. No food just juice
Breakfast. 1 cup if fruit juice. Either 8 oranges and a half mango or 7 apples
Lunch: the other 1 from breakfast (either the oj or apples)
Dinner: I'd spend $10 on (leafy greens, kale/spinach/broccoli) and 2 apples to mask the taste
Essentially 8 oranges a mango 9 apples and a lb a leafy greens per day and no fiber.
One thing I did find REALLY helpful and sometimes nasty 😂 is medicinal use. Say you have a really upset stomach, you can juice ginger and it's super concentrated. When my family had covid and I was paranoid, I juice like 10 kiwis and it'd make one glass of vitamin c that's 10x the amount of the rdi.
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I hope you meant masticator.
One big difference with this one is there's no blank mincing cone. The 8006 has a blank cone that allows you to chop/mince veggies rather than juice. It's a great way to process pineapple for canning juice. Even without the blank cone, the H3000D seems like an incredible deal. The reviews aren't great on this one, but I'm in for one. $35 for "any" Omega juicer is a SD in my opinion.
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