Foodie Friday: Juice Up Your Life!

[jaymeez]

Breville is the only way to go! 

[Ice03333]

I thought you were supposed the juice within a minute or else it oxidizes.

[Ice03333]

It makes me trip out that plants look like the body parts that they benefit.

[TkyoSam]

I just started juicing and this was the most informative juice video I found yet! Thanks guys!

[EastcoastF00die]

I really like your vids. I love your info. I have been researching a lot on juices and raw because of you. But, and it is on your face too, when he starts comparing the vegetables to body parts. That's more than a little crazy. I am all about passion do not get me wrong. Border line crazy. Cannot wait to see what you teach me in 2012. All the best.

[trevormac77]

I've got the Omega Juicer off Dr Mercola's website and while it's expensive at 250 I love it because it comes apart and cleans up in like 20 seconds which is huge for me to keep doing it. The pulp goes into a cup and you just toss it in the trash or composter.

[frydayupinhere]

Crimson red poop Haha, good video.

[snowfish1121]

Sorry, but Sean looks like he's thinking, "Dayum, this tastes like crap!" ;)

[ldblumhorst]

What do you do with the pulp? isnt that were a lot of the fiber and other nutrients are?

[lumimobb]

@ldblumhorst there is fiber but the point of juicing is for even faster utilization

[Tiikuri]

Jesus Christ man! What have you done to me? I tried juicing about an hour ago and i feel more alive than i've felt in a long time!

[krystllyght]

Sean you need to tan your feet dude! lol

[beautybyvictoria1]

but, doesn't blending the vegetables change the fibers in it and make it not as good anymore? like is that why people say don't drink your calories?

[nawarx9]

saen ... is V8 any good?



[AdderApple]

anyone know any good cheap juicers>?

[bigmuscleify]

LOOKS AWESOME.

[vigilantezack]

A couple of my favorite peeps!

[essence174]

Hey Sean, can you do a video on juicing vs, blending. Which is better, what are the benefits of each? Great Vid!!!!

[CBasie2856]

I can't wait till Sean becomes a raw foodist! :)

[Chunkylova53]

What is done with the leftover fiber?

[youngfred116]

@Chunkylova53 some people toss the left over fiber. I freeze it and add it to smoothies.

[alexl53]

Bruce Conole...one letter difference from being one of the most hated oils on earth!! :P

[TheBongSauce]

Sean, shouldn't we only be eating fruits and vegies that are season due to high oxalate values?

[iTzSHAKiKi]

Can't wait to try this!!

[STAB1L]

That Drew guy is talking alot of BS... good vid thou :)

[Bearwarrior92]

I got the same juicer! Swag! 

[The1sista]

loooove kale. 

[ihrmc]

Haha I love that Sean has to mention poop with regard to the beet juice.. love you Sean!!

[GraceAnnHawkins]

you used to hate on the juice a little bit. whats changed now my friend?

[UndergroundWellness]

@GraceAnnHawkins Processed, pasteurized fruit juice.

[lexyw1988]

lol sean, ur obsessed with poo! Big up the crimson poo! :D

[KenMalmstrom]

Hi Sean. How does this differ from fruit juice? Without the fibre in the food the sugars which exist in the vegetables are rapidly absorbed into the bloodstream. Yes there are vitamins, however if we are to maintain control of our hormonal balance and metabolism, should we not just eat the whole food? What are we leaving behind in the fibre that makes the whole food so nutritious? Look forward to your feedback. Cheers. :)

[samherb1]

@KenMalmstrom Fruit is loaded with sugar, so yes fruit juice will definitly jack up your blood sugar. There is very little sugar in most vegetables. I use a carrot or 2 to slightly sweeten my juice.  The rest is greens that have virtual zero sugar.

[landline00]

Sean, So, I guess fruit juice = bad vegetable juice = good?

[samherb1]

@landline00 yes. Massive sugar spike=bad. Low sugar veg juice loaded with vitamins+minerals=good.

[MittBritt20]

great video! 

[UndergroundWellness]

@MittBritt20 Thanks!

[ahmemj0406]

how tall is sean?

[UndergroundWellness]

@ahmemj0406 I'm about 5' 9".

[ssstealth]

"All them SAWCES."

Epic.

[UndergroundWellness]

@ssstealth hehe!!

[thegame245]

thats alot of veggies you got to use

[DTPetrucci123490th]

I blend up to 64 oz of collards greens a day :)

[DiversePersona]

Yeah, the first time I saw ginger, I thought to myself "Hmm, the shape of this herb looks familiar."

[duotoneblue]

The lighting is better in this show but he still casts a shadow on your face.

[SkittlezAddict4Eva]

Can you please give us advice on what to look for in a really good juicer, at a reasonable price? Because the one you recommended is not available here in the U.K.

- Thanks for this vid Sean :)

[mariam1434]

@SkittlezAddict4Eva Go with a Breville juicer, available worldwide, works much better than the juicer in the video.

[UndergroundWellness]

@SkittlezAddict4Eva Hmmm...not sure what they have in the UK. Sorry! Thanks for watching!

[TheExtremeFitness]

Awesome video!

[robstar1a]

You always have the cutiest guys on your show...

[TheRen6666]

I dont know if Drew know's but the green part of the carrot is full of nutrients, i put mind in the blender or the juicer at all time, its way less waste.Its good stuff my friend and good video.

[DanielSeriously]

Great video!

[mktking]

JERF

[chrissilverthong]

Good to see you guy collaborating this way Sean, good for the industry, keep up the great work guys.

[IHACKER316]

great video

[torofighter]

I thought Chlorella was the most nutrient dense food on the planet

[ShawDAMAN]

Mr Canole knows his stuff, really enjoyed that. Now I want fresh veggie juice.

[NoogLeader]

I was thinking about juicing. This video is excellent.

[Tenche]

My problem is, why remove the amazing fiber? I'll stick with my $20 blender and keep the fiber.

[domdabombabc]

@Tenche I agree with your comment for the most part. Fiber is great, but we can only eat so much at a time.  With juicing we can consume large amounts of vegetables without a massive stomach ache.

[samherb1]

@Tenche He explained that. Juice minus the fiber requires almost no digestion. The nutrients go straight into your bloodstream. Some people save the fiber from juicing and use it in recipes.

[Tenche]

@samherb1 That's presuming that your body can actually absorb all of those nutrients at once and that you shouldn't just save some for later in the day/another day. Correct?

[samherb1]

@Tenche I try to juice about 8oz in the AM and 8oz in the PM. I make it fresh each time. Fresh juice oxidizes pretty quickly. You are right though, it probably would be ideal to drink a little bit all day, but it's not very practical.