Juicing Forum

the nutrabullet is not a juicer. the juicer's main purpose is to extract the pulp or fiber so you are only drinking juice which is what you do on a juice fast. please read this:

http://www.justonjuice.com/juicing-questions/

It isn't QUITE the same as eating the veggies and fruit raw. The blender does change the nature of the fibre such that it does not have the same effect as if you ate the plants whole. But this is only significant if you are wanting the effects of fiber.

The fact you can consider is that nutribullet is simple to use and clean, but it has no pulp leftover. On the other hand, a juicer can make thin juice that is enough to drink promptly, but it has lack of the healthy fiber.

I bought a Breville, to last me until I die. I buy my juicing veggies at Costco. I use Spinach and kale and spring mix along with carrots, celery, apple, ginger and lemon. It certainly left behind a lot of waste but this... is just a part of a process, I believe?

As others said, the Nutri bullet type things keep the skin the pulp etc. Which means more calories. Which means different diet. It won't work if you're following justonjuice statements. Still, it might be a nice option. The only warning I have - all of the "nutriblast" recipes call for putting in some type of greens such as spinach, kale, collards, etc.. When you put dark berries in like blackberries and blueberries, the mixture comes out as a disgusting shade of brown. Still tasty, but looks... not a nice option for the instagram.