Quote: (11-06-2011 10:24 PM)Pusscrook Wrote:
Quote: (11-06-2011 09:53 PM)kosko Wrote:I think you are speaking of the pulp that remains after you put the fruits and veggies thru the processor. You add the back in (great for fiber) to the juice you have, and process it again , but in a blender this time around.
I'm big on superfoods. I don't like to use that term tho, I like to eat foods that are "dense" in nutrients... is it a shortcut ? Yea maybe, but personally I think one of modern mans short-comings is are shitty diets. I think diet plays a big role in the beatification of the western man. We lack foods rich in male nutrients and we pump are selves full of womanizing empty corns and soy products.
Sardines are a good cheap way to get nutrient dense oily fish in you. Wild Salmon is far from cheap and being on a student diet the only seafood I can afford is tuna, squid, and sardines.
Bison and horse are great meats. The reason they are so good and lean is that for hte most part they still eat their natural foods. Horses still feed on iron and nutrient grasses and the residue gets trapped in there meat. Contrast this to modern beef which is nothing more than crap. Cardboard painted red, with very little nutritional value.
One thing that is great also are SPROUTS! I'm eventually going to figure out how to grow them because its way cheaper but sports are still alive and the most nutrient dense stage of the plants life. You can by sprouts powder like alfalfa or you can by the live stuff. Look at the nutrient contents next-time you in the store, full of male friendly magnesium and shit. I throw this in my protein shakes and smoothies I crush down in the mornings. Other good Sprouts are broccoli, and the might wheatgrass.
Other good stuff is kale, spurilnia (A type of algae, sea vegetable which is a complete protein, dense as fuck), and hemp.
About juicing... its a good thing to do no doubt but I've herd that the fiber that you take out actually helps the body draw out the proper nutrients and shit from the fruits and veg? I know hardcore juicers mix and match certain veg and fruits to maybe balance this out? I've always been interested in it but ain't make the plunge on them expensive juicers tho.
I'm interested in the bee pollen too. Never herd of the stuff. Just learned the other day about pine pollen and how that helps boost T-levels naturally. I take in too much caffeine, working out has kept my energy levels up for them sot part but to study and sit throw shitty classes I pound a black coffee or take a caff-tap to keep me up. for sure not ideal for the long term.
There are some models that are not very expensive at all. Then again, I don't know what your financial situation is. How does 60 bucks or so sound to you?
Yea I was talking about the mash (pulp/fiber) leftover. Did not know most juicers did this - I assumed you tossed it or threw the mash in stew or something.
I'm in Canada so i'll add 20$ on to that quote lol. 80 bucks sounds good, if its top notch quality I wouldn't mind taking the plunge. Non-organic fruits and veg are still priced okay where I'm at so juicing daily would't be a supper big burden. As far as budget goes, broke University student.. that about sums it up. But health and quality food are costs I don't fret about. Shitty food is more expensive in the end.