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1. StellaDoesHealthyEating
   4:27 pm on October 18th, 2010

   It's a Matstone – it's basically the cheapest masticating juicer I could find. I'd had a centrifugal one before and not been impressed. I think the Matstone style gives a better juice, less foamy. Takes a bit longer as the feed tube is smaller so you can just fling a whole apple in – but I think it's worthwhile! Can't remember where I ordered from but it comes up lots of places if you just search matstone juicer.

   I'm jealous of your dehydrator! I've started noticing them everywhere, every cooking program I watch on TV seems to have them now!

2. sumoyoo
   6:52 am on October 25th, 2010

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3. allan Coffey
   10:49 pm on November 8th, 2010

   Hi Spencer, I have had UC since 1996. same as you I had never heard of it. first few years were hellish with two very bad flare ups which required hospitalisation & heavy steroid / Imuran & salazopyren doses. not good. had fluctuating health for a few years with another severe flare up a few years back which had me on the brink of major surgery. Western meds are not the answer to Chrons or Colitis. I have put together a programme which now sees me in consistently good health with occasional digestive problems but overall a very normal life. came accross a book, ‘’Self healing Colitis & Crohns'’ by David klein. It basically promotes a whole food /vegan diet which cuts out foods that puts stress on your gut & causes fermentation. the book also deals with the problems caused on an emotional level. I do not follow the plan strictly but even following it generally leads to vastly increased condition of the gut. I grow my own wheatgrass which is a very powerful healer. I have a veg juice every morning, using a masticating juicer with no blades, always with some flax seed oil (aloe vera juice is also worth taking daily). To keep stress levels at bay I meditate, cycle, swim. all in all my life is back on track. I still have maintenance daily dosages of salazopyrn & Imuran but I hope to some day be able to stop taking them. Western medicine has no interest in prescribing a diet to fix these debilitating conditions but it does work & how! all it takes is disipline & motivation to be healthy again. check out the book, sounds like you have already figured out what took me a few years to grasp. the medical professions advice on diet is totally inept. good luck with it. Allan in Ireland