Woke up this morning and said to hubby, I’m buying a juicer today, and he said just use the blender. And lo and behold this appears in my suggestions. 👂 👂
The blender will do the job. Used smaller portions of veggies and fruits with 1 small glass of water, coconut water or chicken with lemon water. It works great for me. I feel that when you juice, I ended up throwing away all the fiber. Good luck🙏🙏
Riccardo Cacchioli oh shut up. If you don’t like it, don’t watch. But don’t discourage people for getting in their healthy nutrients a different way than you.
lucaboden link of the actual study ? I’m genuinely interested. I stop,using my slow juicer expect in the summer for some fun. But I don’t include it in a healthy diet. Instead I use a blender few times a weeks, easier than cooking and full food with all the nutrient.
I credit this man for helping save my life. He introduced me to juicing, but when I read his book kick the drink...easily, I stopped and haven’t drank in nearly 3 years. Absolutely inspirational! Thank you so much Jason.
I have had done both since the 1960s. Remember when Vitamix was advertised in the back of Prevention magazine? This was back when prevention was an excellent health magazine. Their selling point was making blended veggie soups that the temperature stayed within the guidelines of eating raw. I still make my green energy soups. The machine had a stainless container and was tall. And of course all the local health stores had books on juicing, eating raw, benefits of produce. So glad this information has been available. I love doing both depending on my body‘s needs at the moment. Organic Garden magazine was helpful in growing veggies. In the 1980s. Ann Wigmore’s books on the benefits of green smoothies were and still helpful. Good to see this generation enjoying the benefits.
I have a fast juicer at the moment, and when I'm juicing leaves/herbs (usually baby spinach, rocket, and parsley) I tamp them all firmly down together into the bottom of the chute before I turn the motor on. I find I get the best yield that way, as loose bits don't get flung straight into the basket without getting juiced. I also always save a big chunk of cucumber to go in last, as it helps to flush any residual goodness from the machinery, and removes any stickiness from carrots/apples etc., making it easier to clean after use. Celery works for the same purpose. Just a couple of tips. :)
I found a juicer in a cupboard in my rented flat today! Have never owned one, or a blender! I'm 63 years old, ffs! Anyway, so I turned it on and it worked - how exciting! I cleaned it and now it's ready to go - thanks to this guy I now know what type of food to put in it. I can't wait to go shopping and incorporate some new fruit and vegetables into my diet. I'm grateful about what he said about not gulping it all down in one go - I may have done that! Thanks man!!!
Words right at the end...totally aimed at me, not massively overweight, but, diabetic (T1) discovered late in life (three years ago) literally only acknowledged it a week ago, health scare and am now taking it seriously. Bought a blender but think I'll get a juicer as well, because, I won't eat veg, had an issue with veg since I was a kid, blending and juicing is the only way I can get my body the stuff it needs. Thank you for this vid.
Damn ! You do an outstanding job explaining the advantages of juicing and blending. I thoroughly enjoyed your block of instruction, I have both the Nutribullet and a juicer. I lean more toward the blender because of no waste. Thank you Thank you Thank you
Starting juicing 8 years ago, was looking for something for inflammation. I had been diagnosed with colitis. Whilst waiting to see a consultant I googled what could help me. Guess what it was cabbage, carrots and apples. Almost instantly if healed my ulcers in my colon. Juicing is definitely my medicine. Also great for the skin.
My soft fruits work well in my juicer and I have a pretty cheap basic one. I’m glad I have both. I don’t always want smoothies and unfortunately I don’t always want to eat veggies (at least in the amounts that I should be) so it’s helpful.
I'd love to own a juicer now as well as my blenders. After watching & listening to Jason. I now believe & know, they can be integrated to work together.Jason breaks it down, so that you come to realise there are healthy choices in both. Combined you can have the best optimum health possible.Thank you Jason, & please keep on doing what you do.
I'm going to start juicing because I have to pay attention to my health I'm not a young man anymore. And I love the way you explain the way to juice and blend your fruits nuts and vegetables 😋. I will try .
A family member was diagnosed with prostate cancer which is at the metastatic stage now. He began juicing and I have to say his PSA levels began dropping which was amazing. However, the cleaning of a juicer is a nightmare. Disassembling all the parts, drying them and then reassembling, became a daunting process and was causing a lot of stress. It was also very time consuming, not to mention it required a ton of produce just to get a couple of glasses of juice. It actually got quite expensive in that respect. I have come to this video to see if a blender will do the same thing. It does not sound like it. Someone suggested using the blender and then putting all the pulpy thick mixture through a sieve or cloth and squeezing as much juice out of it as possible. So, we are going to try that with him. I appreciated this video because it did tell you why these two machines are different and what to expect from each one of them. Thank you so much for this it has helped us make a decision, we are going to go with a good quality blender and a squeeze cloth. Just not sure which kind of blender to buy that won't cost a fortune. Thank you again it was all so well explained as well.
i have a juicer and the cleaning is not that bad like you said depening on the juicer you have if you juice in batches like i do than cleaning once a week not bad
@@amarismohammed well he says it doesn't really explain it... The reason is probably so that the juice gets enough time in your stomach for the acids and enzymes to start working on it before it dumps into your small intestine and all the fiber starts rushing it through your bowels and you miss out on a large portion of the micro nutrients and then you also get a sudden loose bowel movement.
9:57 "These tools are not just kitchen appliances, they are the best healthcare system anyone can ever own." YES. I've learned from experience this is 100% true. Soon as I stop juicing I slowly get worse until I have serious problems, like gallbladder attacks. This is more true for adults who have spent decades eating processed foods and refined sugars. They have a pernicious effect on health, so in our youth we don't notice it. As we get older we need the phytonutrients and nutrition from juicing/blending to counteract the effects (or abstain completely from processed foods/refined sugar).
I had been blending on and off for years. It had definitely made a difference in my life, but I kept plateauing. I just got my first juicer, and it has made a world of difference. Celery juice, carrot juice, and kale juice have been some big game changers for me. I still enjoy a good banana smoothie here and there too.
💗 Been juicing and blending almost daily since 2007, and I still learnt something from this excellent explanation. I didn't know you could juice the skin of pineapple! 😀 Well that is a gamechanger, as normally slice my fingers to smitterins attempting to peel it.
I agree. Because most smoothie/juice recipes you'd see in the internet today are mostly made of bananas, green stuff, and other fruits. You wouldn't really think that bell peppers can be part of a healthy drink.
@@ayovalerie1995 Aren't bell peppers pretty low in Mg? I never think of them as a source for Mg at least. Like potatoes, greens, bananas, fish, grains, nuts, avocados, and darker chocolates all have way more.
“Why don’t you just eat it?” “I don’t know why don’t you.. you just don’t..”🤣🤣🤣 so much truth has never been spoken thanks for the perfect response to that question. Been juicing for three years and I still don’t just eat the fruits/veggies as much as I juice but I definitely eat them more than I did before I started juicing!🙌
@@julietruesdell.371 Fact, simple google search proves it. Always better to make it at home than the supermarket trash, but still not as healthy as companies sell it
Homemade orange juice is exceptionally healthy, always use a blender instead of a juicer as you want the whole peeled orange flesh as it is rich in vital nutrients in the juice. So simple, gather 8-10 small sweet oranges, cut in half, peel, and place in blender, initially add three cups water and blend for 2-4 mins and there you go, fresh instant orange juice. you should get 1 litre to 1.6 litres but topping up with a little more water helps.
Great video thank you for explaining the difference with juicing and blending sometimes i don’t know what machine to use but after 15 years its clear to me now what fruits and vegetables to blend and what to juice and what to actually enjoy to eat. i usually juice on a day off for 4 days keep it in sealed glass bottles refrigerated saves so much time and keeps you doing it all the time, instead of stopping, because to juice you definitely have to be motivated have a system that works for you if not its too much work, but thank you great video.
Just come across you Jason, for some weird reason. Possibly the best lesson I've come across in juicing/blending! One thought which did cross my mind, though is, why would I want to put a fresh juice, extracted using my slow juicer, in a high speed centrifugal environment, simply to mix it with blended ingredients? And especially if I'm going to add some chilled water afterwards, when I could add that instead of the juice, then add the juice afterwards instead. One great thing about the Nutribullet is the pulsing facility, so that a load of liquid plus smoothie and/or powders can be mixed together without getting up speed. Great video! Thanks!
Yup. I've done that. $20 blender, $1 Dollar Tree sieve. You have to move the pulp around and do it in batches, but it's doable. Cheesecloth would be a lot easier--load it up, wring it out.
My have a juicer but my nutritionist just recently told me she would prefer is I just eat the vegetables. She mentioned most of the nutrition and fiber is on the skin. When you juice you loose out on most of those nutrients and fiber according to her.
This is by far the best video on this subject that I’ve found on RUclips! You have in under 15mins explained what I was reading and researching for 2 days!!!!!!!! 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ 🗣 Thank you!!
I currently use my Vitamix as a "juicer" for celery, I just strain it in a nut milk bag after I blend it for a couple of minutes. Works for now anyway. Then I also use it to make smoothies.
I’m a blend only person because I think the pulp is the best part. I have a specific eating plan for maximum nutrition and it’s working great. That Nutribullet is the best, I can’t live without it. I live alone, very small kitchen, so there you go. My new toy is the Ninja Foodi combo so off on a new adventure ….
I'm starting the 28 day super juice me plan today. I have my blender and juicer and I believe that this will save my life. I've been eating myself into as early grave and it has to stop. I'm working on my mind as well to help stop the self sabotage.
Definitely mind-set is super important when taking on something like this. Make sure you grab one of our apps with the coaching vids, they can make all the difference. Amy@JuicyHQ. X
All I can say is 'eye opener'. Well, not all I can say. I can say 'Thank you!'. I am old, have a juicer and a blender and STILL I am learning. Again, thank you!
It's bird feeding. The blender and juicer basically chew the food for you before you eat it. It's digested more efficiently that way. It's like when birds ....regurgitate partially digested food into the mouths of baby birds.
I started juicing (pineapple & cucumber) in am & pm an I have lost about 20lbs an tonight started pears an green apples. I havnt been sick 1x an feel better all the way around
Yes, I have a juicer and a blender and the blender I make smoothies and of course the juicer I make juice but I love making ice cream with the blender you gotta use frozen fruit and you automatically got ice cream is awesome🥰❤️
This video gave me the information I needed. Been doing research and watching different videos. I have a nutribullet but I want to do a 30 day juice fast and I believe the extraction of the juice from the juicer would be more beneficial with trying to lose weight and control my blood pressure. Thank for this must appreciated
On your seven-day reset. We already had a Vitamix blender and by lucky chance bought the same juicer you use without actually knowing you recommended it. We are on the sixth-day now and rely on the banana and nut butters in the blends to take away the feelings of hunger. The juices are great - especially the ones with ginger in 👍
Today is day 1 of juicing for me and I am using a Black & Decker from Walmart. Would never recommend that one, but I put the pulp in a blender with some water and then pushed the watery paste through a strainer. Again, this is just day 1... If I am able to keep with the program I want to invest in a nice blender that helps me reduce my waste. After blending and sieving the paste, I maybe had 2 tbsp of waste, compared to the nearly 3 cups I could run back through the B&D as it wasn't able to extract it. Thank you for this information. This will definitely assist me in my juicing and blending journey
I have the nutribullet, but was looking to get a good juicer instead. After watching this video. It's very clear. A Juicer + A Blender and combining the juice into the blender is having the best of both worlds.
Awe thank you so much now I know what to get. I will get both , but I'm getting the juicer first I'm excited about making beets root juice. When I was a baby it tasted like dirt. The other day I has one freshly juiced at the local Mexican supermarket with carrots it was Amazing!!!! No water/sugar added. I guess my taste buds have changed.
I just found Jason Vale TODAY and have never juiced before. But I do own a NutriBullet. This video is hands down the best explanation of the differences between juicers and blenders. Now I get it. Next step - purchase one of Jason's plans and get busy getting healthier.
Please consider what I was told with the same problem by Super internationally recognized nutrition expert(author,speaker, consultant). I was detoxing into my stomach very quickly causing the nausea. I was told to dilute it with. Pure water and gradually work the concentration back up over time. Perfect true results. Good luck!
When blending air in the bowl gets incorporated into the drink and can cause bloating and stomach upset. I use Breville's Fresh and Furious blender with its Vac Q attachment. The Vac Q is a vacuum that pumps the air out of the bowl before blending so excess air isn't incorporated. The drink is smooth and creamy (no foam) and it doesn't oxidize quickly. There are other blenders out there with vacuum attachments but I really like the Breville. I don't have stomach discomfort after drinking smoothies now.
Just love ya Jas! 💜💚 have done since you brought out 7lb in 7 days....i have been hooked ever since. I've met you twice in this time and am hoping that the 3rd time will be when I eventually get to a juicy retreat!
Thank you, that was insightful. I guess I never really thought about what goes in which appliance; to me, I thought common sense would tell most people.
I'm not familiar with the Nutribullet Balance but I had the first model about four years ago; you really had to measure stuff, have the right amount of fluid and make sure that lid was on tight (or you'd have a mess INSIDE your unit, not good for an electrical component). It also couldn't handle celery (the fibers), almonds (you'd always have a few fragments, not matter how long you ran it), hard vegetables like beets and nut butters (had to make sure you only blended for 30 seconds at a time or risk damage to the unit). Mine lasted a year with almost daily use and eventually died. Also didn't have a need for all the cups and the plastic on rubber connection between the unit and the container. Took the plunge, bought a Vitamix 750...sure it was 5x more expensive but you don't need to "process" ingredients like I had to do in the Nutribullet. Pulverizes ANYTHING I put in it...first thing my brother did was load it with ice and turned it into powder (which was quickly used for a batch of margaritas...). Celery and beets, no problem. Also steel on steel lockup between the unit and the container and made in America. Go with what you can afford, but I've always been a proponent of "buy once, cry once".
Absolutely the best tutorial. Straightforward and clear. I went and hauled out my Phillip HR 7789 and stood eyeing the juicer apparatus. You inspired me to stick with it and I got it to work. Fabulous!! I'm so damn pleased. Your point about not drinking the food too fast. . thank you!!! Jason, a question, once I have done my blending . ... and there is an interruption and delay before consuming the juice, what is the longest one can wait before drinking? Thank you so much. Greetings from Johannesburg. 🍅🍓🍉🍇🍏🍐
Hi Caroline, you can make up to a days worth and keep as long as they are refrigerated, You can Freeze a batch if you wanted to keep for longer. remembering to take them out the night before you need them. Amy@JuicyHQ. X
My man🤜🏾my nigga,bro,you've just covered literally everything, I can see clearly now the rain 🌧 is gone,dude,can't thank you enough,you are the boss. If only I could double subscribe I would. Keep up the good work,can't thank you enough 🙏 😊
I have learnt so much about juicing through your video's,Thank you Jason for your valuable information. I happy to say my three children and their families are all juicing too.....LOVE IT!
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I blended half a pound of carrots, 1 apple, some ice, water and a few ounces of lemonade this morning. I made the mistake of consuming the 20 plus ounces in about 10 to 15 seconds. I wasn't feeling well for a while. Done proper in a vitamix
I juice celery, cucumber and an apple everyday, and it's the first thing I drink when I wake up. I blend kale and berries, sometimes frozen berries if fresh isn't available at the time.
watching you , being passionate about juicing, blending and health makes me want to make juice right now haha! superb channel wil watch more of you, big motivator!
The debate over blending and juicing can be a heated one😂. I first started blending, then eventually I picked up a juicer as well. Now I have the best of both worlds. I alternate days with them.
This is all VERY VERY good information, thank you so much, I went with the blender! Right up my alley.... RAW honey, and bee pollen... Kale... let's go!!! Thumbs UP!!!
Pineapple, lemon, ginger and apple are my must have ingredients in juice. Those just makes juice taste great Btw is it okay to store your juice in fridge over a day? Sometime i was too lazy to juice every morning
LOVE it when a presenter just goes straight to the POINT at hand as soon as the video starts! Perfect. Thank you!! 😊
Ikr! I'm so used to b.s for the first few minutes that I wasn't ready 😅
Well he is a male. Women love to hear themselves talk so the videos are always endless and pointless. I'm a female I should know.
I was thinking in my head why is he repeating 2 minutes nonsense why doesn't he already start..
So Nutribullet is not an Extractor?
Joyousj yes finally someone who can explain Cristal clear
Woke up this morning and said to hubby, I’m buying a juicer today, and he said just use the blender. And lo and behold this appears in my suggestions. 👂 👂
Google be listening 😂
Hahahahahaha
The blender will do the job. Used smaller portions of veggies and fruits with 1 small glass of water, coconut water or chicken with lemon water. It works great for me. I feel that when you juice, I ended up throwing away all the fiber. Good luck🙏🙏
@@eloisaferruzola3680 no buy a cold pressed machine
LMAO 😂🤣🤣🤣⚰️
A juicer + a blender = genuinely the best health care system anyone can own!!! Absolutely awesome!
lukasha682 exactly bout to get my juicer soon I already have the Nutribullet
Riccardo Cacchioli oh shut up. If you don’t like it, don’t watch. But don’t discourage people for getting in their healthy nutrients a different way than you.
he didn't say anything about not liking it...the human body does a pretty damn good job at absorbing nutrients, amongst other things.
They help indeed, but don't get carried away.
lucaboden link of the actual study ? I’m genuinely interested. I stop,using my slow juicer expect in the summer for some fun. But I don’t include it in a healthy diet. Instead I use a blender few times a weeks, easier than cooking and full food with all the nutrient.
I credit this man for helping save my life. He introduced me to juicing, but when I read his book kick the drink...easily, I stopped and haven’t drank in nearly 3 years. Absolutely inspirational! Thank you so much Jason.
Fabulous news!! Please pop me an email detailing your experience with this book. testimonials@juicemaster.com Thanks so much! Amy@JuicyHQ. X
That's awesome Caroline!! YOU are awesome for winning that battle.
Really? I’m looking to stop drinking as well. The book is called “kick the drink”?
sorry, I didn't quite understand what does it mean by "haven't drank in nearly 3 years"? what were you referring to here? the juice or something else?
I read his book and it was brilliant!
I have had done both since the 1960s. Remember when Vitamix was advertised in the back of Prevention magazine? This was back when prevention was an excellent health magazine. Their selling point was making blended veggie soups that the temperature stayed within the guidelines of eating raw. I still make my green energy soups. The machine had a stainless container and was tall. And of course all the local health stores had books on juicing, eating raw, benefits of produce. So glad this information has been available. I love doing both depending on my body‘s needs at the moment. Organic Garden magazine was helpful in growing veggies. In the 1980s. Ann Wigmore’s books on the benefits of green smoothies were and still helpful. Good to see this generation enjoying the benefits.
I have a fast juicer at the moment, and when I'm juicing leaves/herbs (usually baby spinach, rocket, and parsley) I tamp them all firmly down together into the bottom of the chute before I turn the motor on. I find I get the best yield that way, as loose bits don't get flung straight into the basket without getting juiced.
I also always save a big chunk of cucumber to go in last, as it helps to flush any residual goodness from the machinery, and removes any stickiness from carrots/apples etc., making it easier to clean after use. Celery works for the same purpose. Just a couple of tips. :)
Bee 🐝 thank you 🙏 for the advice
Bee what juicer do you have? I’m thinking of buying one
I have a L'Equip 215 XL. It has served me well for years. :)
awww thank for that advice
I love the advice will try this, plan to let you know how it when for me
I found a juicer in a cupboard in my rented flat today! Have never owned one, or a blender! I'm 63 years old, ffs! Anyway, so I turned it on and it worked - how exciting! I cleaned it and now it's ready to go - thanks to this guy I now know what type of food to put in it. I can't wait to go shopping and incorporate some new fruit and vegetables into my diet. I'm grateful about what he said about not gulping it all down in one go - I may have done that! Thanks man!!!
Words right at the end...totally aimed at me, not massively overweight, but, diabetic (T1) discovered late in life (three years ago) literally only acknowledged it a week ago, health scare and am now taking it seriously. Bought a blender but think I'll get a juicer as well, because, I won't eat veg, had an issue with veg since I was a kid, blending and juicing is the only way I can get my body the stuff it needs. Thank you for this vid.
Hey...get over being afraid of eating vegetables
Damn ! You do an outstanding job explaining the advantages of juicing and blending. I thoroughly enjoyed your block of instruction, I have both the Nutribullet and a juicer. I lean more toward the blender because of no waste. Thank you Thank you Thank you
Great to hear this, thanks for tuning in. Amy@JuicyHQ. X
Drying the waste and grinding it 👍👍 for a paste or smooth
Starting juicing 8 years ago, was looking for something for inflammation. I had been diagnosed with colitis. Whilst waiting to see a consultant I googled what could help me. Guess what it was cabbage, carrots and apples. Almost instantly if healed my ulcers in my colon. Juicing is definitely my medicine. Also great for the skin.
We would love to hear more about your juicy journey to health - please email testimonials@juicemaster.com Thanks Amy@JuicyHQ.X
@@juicemaster Hi Amy, thanks for you're reply. Yes I will email you later in the day. Have a great day 😀
So basically almost everything goes in a blender and only hard veggies go in juicer! Got it, thank you.
Hard fruits as well, Apples, pears. Fruits are great in a blender but there is a lot of sugar in them. Just be aware of that.
My soft fruits work well in my juicer and I have a pretty cheap basic one. I’m glad I have both. I don’t always want smoothies and unfortunately I don’t always want to eat veggies (at least in the amounts that I should be) so it’s helpful.
@@jessicab331what kind of juicer
I'd love to own a juicer now as well as my blenders. After watching & listening to Jason. I now believe & know, they can be integrated to work together.Jason breaks it down, so that you come to realise there are healthy choices in both. Combined you can have the best optimum health possible.Thank you Jason, & please keep on doing what you do.
Thank you Carol! This little video is so informative in explaining the difference between both. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Amy@JuicyHQ. XX
Clear and to the point thank you!!! Everyone wants to talk and talk and the point is met at 20 minutes typically lol 💆🏻♂️😴
'I don't know why you don't, but you don't, do you?`
Love that 🤣
I'm going to start juicing because I have to pay attention to my health I'm not a young man anymore. And I love the way you explain the way to juice and blend your fruits nuts and vegetables 😋. I will try .
This is by far, THE BEST informational video to date!! Thank you for sharing!
Very informative, I’ve been juicing for 3 years n obviously still learning...... it’s a life changing lifestyle!!! 😎
Do you still juice?
A family member was diagnosed with prostate cancer which is at the metastatic stage now. He began juicing and I have to say his PSA levels began dropping which was amazing. However, the cleaning of a juicer is a nightmare. Disassembling all the parts, drying them and then reassembling, became a daunting process and was causing a lot of stress. It was also very time consuming, not to mention it required a ton of produce just to get a couple of glasses of juice. It actually got quite expensive in that respect. I have come to this video to see if a blender will do the same thing. It does not sound like it. Someone suggested using the blender and then putting all the pulpy thick mixture through a sieve or cloth and squeezing as much juice out of it as possible. So, we are going to try that with him. I appreciated this video because it did tell you why these two machines are different and what to expect from each one of them. Thank you so much for this it has helped us make a decision, we are going to go with a good quality blender and a squeeze cloth. Just not sure which kind of blender to buy that won't cost a fortune. Thank you again it was all so well explained as well.
i have a juicer and the cleaning is not that bad like you said depening on the juicer you have if you juice in batches like i do than cleaning once a week not bad
Juice cannabis plant for cancer
That's smart about drinking it as fast as it would take you to eat the raw ingredients : )
Why?
@@sowhat8307 he explains in the video and starts at 2:15
@@amarismohammed well he says it doesn't really explain it...
The reason is probably so that the juice gets enough time in your stomach for the acids and enzymes to start working on it before it dumps into your small intestine and all the fiber starts rushing it through your bowels and you miss out on a large portion of the micro nutrients and then you also get a sudden loose bowel movement.
@@tehs3raph1m thanks very informative !
I've got both and love Jason's recipes, but he is right, the cleaning of my juicer stops me using it as much as my nutribullet.
totally agree! been telling people that having both is the best combo
I’m a bullet kinda girl! But u’ve just made me want a juicer with the idea of pouring the juice in the bullet and mixing with the avo. Wow 👌🏾
I know a few girls who like bullets. :'D
9:57 "These tools are not just kitchen appliances, they are the best healthcare system anyone can ever own."
YES. I've learned from experience this is 100% true. Soon as I stop juicing I slowly get worse until I have serious problems, like gallbladder attacks.
This is more true for adults who have spent decades eating processed foods and refined sugars. They have a pernicious effect on health, so in our youth we don't notice it. As we get older we need the phytonutrients and nutrition from juicing/blending to counteract the effects (or abstain completely from processed foods/refined sugar).
I had been blending on and off for years. It had definitely made a difference in my life, but I kept plateauing. I just got my first juicer, and it has made a world of difference. Celery juice, carrot juice, and kale juice have been some big game changers for me. I still enjoy a good banana smoothie here and there too.
"The Best Healthcare System Anybody Could Ever Own"~ Priceless*
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💗 Been juicing and blending almost daily since 2007, and I still learnt something from this excellent explanation. I didn't know you could juice the skin of pineapple! 😀 Well that is a gamechanger, as normally slice my fingers to smitterins attempting to peel it.
Glad it was helpful!
I love my nutribullet, I have one every morning, and feel so much better from r having them. I do equal amounts of fruit and veg. Love them 🥰
Bell peppers are the most overlooked vegetables for juicing/blending. Yellow bell pepper could be a soft drink
I agree. Because most smoothie/juice recipes you'd see in the internet today are mostly made of bananas, green stuff, and other fruits. You wouldn't really think that bell peppers can be part of a healthy drink.
Wow! Thanks for this :)
I added bell peppers to my juicer once and because all the magnesium bell peppers had I was on the toilet half the day. Will never do that again. Lol
@@ayovalerie1995 Aren't bell peppers pretty low in Mg? I never think of them as a source for Mg at least. Like potatoes, greens, bananas, fish, grains, nuts, avocados, and darker chocolates all have way more.
@@ayovalerie1995 😂😂😂 You had extreme case of the Mud Butt!
“Why don’t you just eat it?”
“I don’t know why don’t you.. you just don’t..”🤣🤣🤣 so much truth has never been spoken thanks for the perfect response to that question. Been juicing for three years and I still don’t just eat the fruits/veggies as much as I juice but I definitely eat them more than I did before I started juicing!🙌
Fruit juice is bad
Myth @@nonsudunk
@@julietruesdell.371 Fact, simple google search proves it. Always better to make it at home than the supermarket trash, but still not as healthy as companies sell it
Learned to much in such a short time, brilliant
Man said "I dunno why you don't but you don't do you so we need to find another way in" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 love him
I wish I was as enthusiastic about anything in life, as he is about juicing.
Homemade orange juice is exceptionally healthy, always use a blender instead of a juicer as you want the whole peeled orange flesh as it is rich in vital nutrients in the juice. So simple, gather 8-10 small sweet oranges, cut in half, peel, and place in blender, initially add three cups water and blend for 2-4 mins and there you go, fresh instant orange juice. you should get 1 litre to 1.6 litres but topping up with a little more water helps.
This guy genuinely cares about the health of his viewers.
Great video thank you for explaining the difference with juicing and blending sometimes i don’t know what machine to use but after 15 years its clear to me now what fruits and vegetables to blend and what to juice and what to actually enjoy to eat. i usually juice on a day off for 4 days keep it in sealed glass bottles refrigerated saves so much time and keeps you doing it all the time, instead of stopping, because to juice you definitely have to be motivated have a system that works for you if not its too much work, but thank you great video.
Glad you got a lot from it, keep up the good work. Amy@JuicyHQ. X
I love the fact that you're an advocate both for blending & juicing Jason.That was a most informative video.Thank you for doing it.
I agree with you, this video definitely is a great help with explaining to people the difference. Glad you found it informative! Amy@JuicyHQ. XX
It was indeed so very helpful. Thank you for sharing it Amy@JuicyHQ
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I new to this and I've just looked at 5 beginner videos and yours is the best. This is where to start. Subscribed.
Awesome! Thank you!
Just come across you Jason, for some weird reason. Possibly the best lesson I've come across in juicing/blending!
One thought which did cross my mind, though is, why would I want to put a fresh juice, extracted using my slow juicer, in a high speed centrifugal environment, simply to mix it with blended ingredients? And especially if I'm going to add some chilled water afterwards, when I could add that instead of the juice, then add the juice afterwards instead.
One great thing about the Nutribullet is the pulsing facility, so that a load of liquid plus smoothie and/or powders can be mixed together without getting up speed.
Great video! Thanks!
I’m so glad you mentioned not drinking the blend too fast!! I am guilty here!
what happens if you do?
MrFuchew you get a belly ache!! also a quicker spike in blood sugar, I reckon
@@unityyogamindbodyspirit7954 I kinda need to poo in the bathroom after drinking smoothies lol
@@romella_karmey so you poo somewhere else when you don't drink smoothies? O_o
Blend it and then strain it... that’s something I would consider since I don’t have a juicer
I don’t have a juicer yet so I put my fruits and veggies through a food processor and strain with cheesecloth. Lots of work but it seems effective.
Yup. I've done that. $20 blender, $1 Dollar Tree sieve. You have to move the pulp around and do it in batches, but it's doable. Cheesecloth would be a lot easier--load it up, wring it out.
@@nodoboho takes a bit longer but where there’s a will, there’s a way! Lol
My have a juicer but my nutritionist just recently told me she would prefer is I just eat the vegetables. She mentioned most of the nutrition and fiber is on the skin. When you juice you loose out on most of those nutrients and fiber according to her.
@@Maririchforever he actually addresses that in his other content. Slow masticating juicers preserve the soluble fiber, from what I understand.
You can hear the passion in this mans voice. Thank you
I mean who puts ice in a juicer? Why? To extract water? 🤦🏿♀️
🤣this cracked me up
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Ha ha ha... To make sure the juice is cold 😄
Lol 🤣🤣
This is by far the best video on this subject that I’ve found on RUclips! You have in under 15mins explained what I was reading and researching for 2 days!!!!!!!! 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ 🗣 Thank you!!
Great to hear!
Chris Wark: "Smoothies are food, juice is medicine."
No smoothie has ever given me the results as good as juice does. I drink both daily.
smothie its juice to 😂😂😂
I like that.
@@denadena7903 A smoothie is a smoothie and juice is juice. They are different and so have different names.
you need fiber
@@jmonie02 No you don’t lmao.
I currently use my Vitamix as a "juicer" for celery, I just strain it in a nut milk bag after I blend it for a couple of minutes. Works for now anyway. Then I also use it to make smoothies.
I did that. Once. Then I brought a juicer quick smart.
@@MrsSlocombesPuddyCat finally got mine too! 😅
I don’t own or use a toaster only a kettle. However, I own a nutribullet and slow juicer.
Congrats man, you are an expert in causing total confusion.
I successfully juice fresh berries in my Nama J2 juicer every single day and it’s delish
Finally the information I've been looking for, for days!!!
I’m a blend only person because I think the pulp is the best part. I have a specific eating plan for maximum nutrition and it’s working great. That Nutribullet is the best, I can’t live without it. I live alone, very small kitchen, so there you go.
My new toy is the Ninja Foodi combo so off on a new adventure ….
You are 100% right ✅️ a juicer is a kind of waste if I have to throw away the pulp.
Great video !!!!!ur the first to explain the difference in a easy to
Understand way
Glad it was helpful!
I'm starting the 28 day super juice me plan today. I have my blender and juicer and I believe that this will save my life. I've been eating myself into as early grave and it has to stop.
I'm working on my mind as well to help stop the self sabotage.
Definitely mind-set is super important when taking on something like this. Make sure you grab one of our apps with the coaching vids, they can make all the difference. Amy@JuicyHQ. X
Me too Deb. Same
@@dashcan8479 let's do this! X
@@DebMaddock I could use a co-pilot friend in this one.
how do you pm through. Need good recipes.
All I can say is 'eye opener'. Well, not all I can say. I can say 'Thank you!'. I am old, have a juicer and a blender and STILL I am learning. Again, thank you!
It's bird feeding. The blender and juicer basically chew the food for you before you eat it. It's digested more efficiently that way. It's like when birds ....regurgitate partially digested food into the mouths of baby birds.
Just be sure to chew the drink though - juicing all of it all the time doesn't release the digestive enzymes necessary.
that's called PASSION love it
Switched to a blender vegetable diet it's actually super pleasant and easy.
I started juicing (pineapple & cucumber) in am & pm an I have lost about 20lbs an tonight started pears an green apples. I havnt been sick 1x an feel better all the way around
There is a huge difference. I have both I appreciate their significance for both. Thankful for both🙌🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Excellent teaching !!! Thx Jason
Thank you! Really makes it clear. Both are great we don't need to choose.
Found a Mackey! Our name is rare!
@@johnmackey5150 Hi John Mackey! I have the the book “The Whole Foods Diet” by John Mackey. You should get it :) Thanks for saying hello!
Yes, I have a juicer and a blender and the blender I make smoothies and of course the juicer I make juice but I love making ice cream with the blender you gotta use frozen fruit and you automatically got ice cream is awesome🥰❤️
Frozen bananas are the best 😋 Amy@JuicyHQ
This video gave me the information I needed. Been doing research and watching different videos. I have a nutribullet but I want to do a 30 day juice fast and I believe the extraction of the juice from the juicer would be more beneficial with trying to lose weight and control my blood pressure. Thank for this must appreciated
Where was the information for blood pressure?
Please, don't juice if you have high blood pressure!
@@Ididnthaveaname why not??
On your seven-day reset. We already had a Vitamix blender and by lucky chance bought the same juicer you use without actually knowing you recommended it.
We are on the sixth-day now and rely on the banana and nut butters in the blends to take away the feelings of hunger.
The juices are great - especially the ones with ginger in 👍
So pleased you're enjoying the plan, please let us know how you get on. testimonials@juicemaster.com
genuinely the best health care system anyone can own!!! Absolutely awesome!
Sir, juicing is not a healthcare system
Today is day 1 of juicing for me and I am using a Black & Decker from Walmart. Would never recommend that one, but I put the pulp in a blender with some water and then pushed the watery paste through a strainer. Again, this is just day 1... If I am able to keep with the program I want to invest in a nice blender that helps me reduce my waste. After blending and sieving the paste, I maybe had 2 tbsp of waste, compared to the nearly 3 cups I could run back through the B&D as it wasn't able to extract it.
Thank you for this information. This will definitely assist me in my juicing and blending journey
I'm not up to speed on all the juicers available state side, I'm afraid! Amy@JuicyHQ. X
I have the nutribullet, but was looking to get a good juicer instead. After watching this video. It's very clear.
A Juicer + A Blender and combining the juice into the blender is having the best of both worlds.
Great to hear!
Love your classic retro kitchen!!!
Yay! Thank you!
I just baught a magic bullet cus it was 20$ cheaper and more compact, looking forward to this
bought
Great presentation, you just gained a new subscriber. Thank you.
Thank you and welcome 🙂 Amy@JuicyHQ
I appreciate your excellent prepared demonstration and talk on blender vs. juicers. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you 💕💕💕💕
Awe thank you so much now I know what to get. I will get both , but I'm getting the juicer first I'm excited about making beets root juice. When I was a baby it tasted like dirt. The other day I has one freshly juiced at the local Mexican supermarket with carrots it was Amazing!!!! No water/sugar added. I guess my taste buds have changed.
Excellent information thank you very much. Now I know what to blend and what to juice. I thought there is something wrong with my nutribullet.
I just found Jason Vale TODAY and have never juiced before. But I do own a NutriBullet. This video is hands down the best explanation of the differences between juicers and blenders. Now I get it. Next step - purchase one of Jason's plans and get busy getting healthier.
Great you have found us! Happy to help, good luck with your journey . Amy@JuicyHQ. X
This was so helpful , I notice my stomach hurting when I drink green smoothie made in my nutridullet
Glad you found it informative! Amy@JuicyHQ. X
Please consider what I was told with the same problem by Super internationally recognized nutrition expert(author,speaker, consultant). I was detoxing into my stomach very quickly causing the nausea. I was told to dilute it with. Pure water and gradually work the concentration back up over time. Perfect true results.
Good luck!
Try using a strainer after using the bullet
When blending air in the bowl gets incorporated into the drink and can cause bloating and stomach upset. I use Breville's Fresh and Furious blender with its Vac Q attachment. The Vac Q is a vacuum that pumps the air out of the bowl before blending so excess air isn't incorporated. The drink is smooth and creamy (no foam) and it doesn't oxidize quickly. There are other blenders out there with vacuum attachments but I really like the Breville. I don't have stomach discomfort after drinking smoothies now.
@@nilnil7325 but not everyone can afford that expensive brand.
Just love ya Jas! 💜💚 have done since you brought out 7lb in 7 days....i have been hooked ever since. I've met you twice in this time and am hoping that the 3rd time will be when I eventually get to a juicy retreat!
Hi Jason! I love juicing but im excited with your super blend me book
Thank you, that was insightful. I guess I never really thought about what goes in which appliance; to me, I thought common sense would tell most people.
Jason Vale is a legend.
What a brilliant video. So much education! I was not looking for this, but I am glad I did.
I'm not familiar with the Nutribullet Balance but I had the first model about four years ago; you really had to measure stuff, have the right amount of fluid and make sure that lid was on tight (or you'd have a mess INSIDE your unit, not good for an electrical component). It also couldn't handle celery (the fibers), almonds (you'd always have a few fragments, not matter how long you ran it), hard vegetables like beets and nut butters (had to make sure you only blended for 30 seconds at a time or risk damage to the unit). Mine lasted a year with almost daily use and eventually died. Also didn't have a need for all the cups and the plastic on rubber connection between the unit and the container.
Took the plunge, bought a Vitamix 750...sure it was 5x more expensive but you don't need to "process" ingredients like I had to do in the Nutribullet. Pulverizes ANYTHING I put in it...first thing my brother did was load it with ice and turned it into powder (which was quickly used for a batch of margaritas...). Celery and beets, no problem. Also steel on steel lockup between the unit and the container and made in America.
Go with what you can afford, but I've always been a proponent of "buy once, cry once".
You had me convinced in the first 10 seconds.
I am planning to buy a Nutribullet and a Kenwood slow juicer. Time to feed the cells with good stuff!
Absolutely the best tutorial. Straightforward and clear. I went
and hauled out my Phillip HR 7789 and stood eyeing the juicer apparatus. You inspired me to stick with it and I got it to work. Fabulous!! I'm so damn pleased. Your point about not drinking the food too fast. . thank you!!! Jason, a question, once I have done my blending . ... and there is an interruption and delay before consuming the juice, what is the longest one can wait before drinking? Thank you so much. Greetings from Johannesburg. 🍅🍓🍉🍇🍏🍐
Hi Caroline, you can make up to a days worth and keep as long as they are refrigerated, You can Freeze a batch if you wanted to keep for longer. remembering to take them out the night before you need them. Amy@JuicyHQ. X
My man🤜🏾my nigga,bro,you've just covered literally everything, I can see clearly now the rain 🌧 is gone,dude,can't thank you enough,you are the boss. If only I could double subscribe I would. Keep up the good work,can't thank you enough 🙏 😊
I didn't know africans use nword
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Excellent blending vs juices quick course! Fantastic info! Thanks
My pleasure!
I just bought a blender so this was very helpful 👍🏻👍🏻
You convinced me to buy a juicer since I already own a blender - thank you ❤
I'm so glad!
I have learnt so much about juicing through your video's,Thank you Jason for your valuable information. I happy to say my three children and their families are all juicing too.....LOVE IT!
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I love your layout of fruits , machines and design of the kitchen. And the coaching is great.
Thanks so much!
Very clear and informative video. Thanks a lot!
I blended half a pound of carrots, 1 apple, some ice, water and a few ounces of lemonade this morning. I made the mistake of consuming the 20 plus ounces in about 10 to 15 seconds. I wasn't feeling well for a while. Done proper in a vitamix
Yep, that would make you feel a little poorly for a while, nice and slow is the ticket!! Amy2JuicyHQ. X
Well explained, very informative. Thank you
Glad you liked it
I juice celery, cucumber and an apple everyday, and it's the first thing I drink when I wake up.
I blend kale and berries, sometimes frozen berries if fresh isn't available at the time.
Great job! Amy@JuicyHQ. XX
watching you , being passionate about juicing, blending and health makes me want to make juice right now haha! superb channel wil watch more of you, big motivator!
"Why don't I just eat it?"
JV: "I don't know why you don't"
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Just brought your book. Am I glad I did. I’ve been juicing the wrong way. I love it 😻 thanks Jason. Can’t wait to see my results!
Excellent information. A lot more than I expected.
Glad to hear!
The debate over blending and juicing can be a heated one😂. I first started blending, then eventually I picked up a juicer as well. Now I have the best of both worlds. I alternate days with them.
Yes, both are fantastic!! Amy@JuicyHQ. X
Right?! Lol I love both, so I alternate as well. If I don't do a juice, then I do a smoothie for that day. Some days, I manage to do both! 😃
So can we juice and blend does it work well when you use the juicer can you put kale cilantro and other leave vegetables??
@@tiffanywaldon4875 please tell me, do you eat any food in a day?
Carol Sterling Yeah. I eat food every day. I just like to start the day with a nutrient-packed drink! 😃
This is all VERY VERY good information, thank you so much, I went with the blender! Right up my alley.... RAW honey, and bee pollen... Kale... let's go!!! Thumbs UP!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Pineapple, lemon, ginger and apple are my must have ingredients in juice. Those just makes juice taste great
Btw is it okay to store your juice in fridge over a day? Sometime i was too lazy to juice every morning
After 24hours in a fridge they start to loose the nutritional value. Amy@JuicyHQ. X