Juicing is the latest trend in cancer-patient lifestyles
Maybe you use a blood pressure monitor to check for hypertension. Maybe you use a scale to keep track of weight loss or gain. Maybe, if you’re like a growing number of GISTers, you also use a juicer to help ensure good nutrition.
Making your own juices with a wide variety of fruits and vegetables is one way of getting the vitamins and nutrients your body needs, particularly if you are living with cancer.
Fortunately, there has been a proliferation of books on juicing, and many creative recipes are available for those who choose to add juicing to their lifestyle.
If you’re a beginner, the “for Dummies” series has a Juicing and Smoothies for Dummies title that will get you started. TV star Drew Canole made the bestseller list with his book on Juicing Recipes, and there’s even a Juicing Bible by Pat Crocker. Natalie Savona’s “Big Book of Juices” boasts more than 400 natural-blend juicing recipes.
If you’re just getting started and looking to buy a juicer, Consumerreports.org has put together a juicer buying guide with recommendations.
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10 Cancer Fighting Juice and Smoothie Recipes
