Nutrition content of juiced greens- is there a website for that?
Nutritiondata.com and similar sites are great for deriving the nutritional content of vegetables or the juices of common vegetables (carrot juice, tomato juice, etc.) but finding the nutritional content of romaine juice or kale juice juice seems impossible. When you remove the fiber from a vegetable surely it must reduce the nutritional content enough to make the analyses meant for whole greens inaccurate for the juices. Does anyone know of a site that gives you nutrition for green juices?
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by lemoned on -
I like this site
http://www.juicingbook.com/vegetables
Even though it is not exactly what you are looking for. It has some good info about juicing...
-
Permalink Reply by Raw Pop Music on -
I was in my local co-op today and ordered a green juice. It was celery, spinach, kale, cucumber and wheatgrass. I noticed when she put the kale into the juicer, hardly any juice came out. I wonder how to get the most "juice" from kale.
-
Permalink Reply by Allis☀n on -
It probably depends mostly on what type of juicer was used. The auger type is supposed to be the best. I have the Jack Lalanne Power Juicer, which juices by basically shredding the vegetables/fruits. I find that it does a poor job juicing small items like parsley (it's good with lettuces though). I think augers are better at introducing less oxygen into the process, but I found mine to be a pain to clean.
(Wow, that original post is over a year old!)
Latest Activity
This is what my mom recommends too. The thing is I live in a high-rise building in NYC, so I'm definetely not "grounded".
The grounding bed technology makes sense, but it doesn't feel natural to me. Has anyone tried it? Did you notice any changes...
So here is the deal... I have been running since Jan 2009 and doing this 8/1/1 thing (trying to be 100% but not yet) I am running in the California International Marathon Dec 6th and training is going fine running 2 to 4 times off and on a week fo...
Such a handsome boy.
thanks funny man!
Without fruit:
Bell pepper juice (very colorful and festive... red, orange, yellow)
Jicama juice (sweet milky)
Carrot juice with pumpkin pie spice
Cashew nutmilk with pumpkin pie spice
With fruit:
spinach and pineapple
spinach and coconut water
Would soaking them help? I've read that nuts in general has alot of anti-nutrients & soaking is always suggested.
Does anyone make raw recipes for their pets? Do you think it's healthy for dogs to not eat meat?
I LOVE this post. you have nailed on the head so many things that I think, about religion, food, dogma, etc.
It's true that so many legalistic people do not realize that what they're doing may come off badly to others; just trying to find what is...
No I haven't heard of it, I'll look into it thanks!
I'm trying to see the humor in the situation lol.
Hi,
Sorry to disappoint u, but you should never eat raw chestnuts. They're poisonous! They contain tannin a toxic substance. I used to let my dog play around with them until I learned about the tannin. It's highly toxic for animals (they can die f...
i love solsbury hill by peter gabriel
Isn't that interesting.
I tooted once and it smelt like week.
so funny.
and i have tooted more than once.
are you drinking Alkaline Ionized Water with your cleansing ?????????
It's the greatest !
Cheers
Sharon xxx
Apparently my skin smells very good, and my mouth tastes sweet in the morning...
What about everyone else?
On my acre of native bush ad trees with my own water supply, log-burning cooktop stove etc ANd close to the beach for fish and shellfish and i knw what i can eat in the bush. So reckon i'll be just fine!
Oh, unless you mean of course, when/if the...
So I've been 60-100% raw for the past few weeks different people have told me I smell like pot, like I just finished smoking it or something! I can't smell a thing AT ALL but this has come from different people at different times so I guess I fina...
that's a great idea!
Community by WLIR:
© 2009 Created by Dhrumil
