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Juicers

• George Malkmus recommends either the Champion or Green Life Juicer.  We encourage you to consider the Champion juicer.  It is only half the price of the Green Life juicer, and is a great machine.  The primary disadvantage is the speed at which the blades turn, which tends to generate heat.  However, you can keep your carrot juice cool by feeding the carrots through the hopper in a consistent manner.
• Do not purchase the Green Power juicer unless you want the juicer to be an all purpose kitchen appliance.  The Green Life and Green Power juicers are almost identical except the Green Power has more features.
• If you already have a cheaper juicer (centrifugal), consider using it for a while.  The juice will still do you a lot of good.  Put off the purchase of a juicer until you are sure you want to stick with the diet.
• Advertise for a used juicer.  Likely, someone in your church may already have one.  The unfortunate truth is that most juicers that are sold end up on shelves within a few months. We keep a current list of available used juicers here.

Carrots

• Buy from farmers markets.  You may be able to purchase large quantities for low prices, and can grill the farmer to find out what farming methods were used.  In some cases, you might even be able to get organic carrots.
• Purchase in bulk from your health store.  Ask your store if you can purchase 50 lbs of carrots instead of just five.  They likely get a sack containing 10 five-pound sacks of carrots which they might be willing to sell to you at a significant savings.
• If the price becomes an issue, just buy regular carrots instead of organic.  While not ideal, it is better than not drinking  carrot juice at all.

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