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What recipes could you use for your juicing plan? What fruits and vegetables are just right, and what do you do to juice them? What should you incorporate in your juicing? Are these real questions for you? There are several things you could learn about juicing, so use these tips to get started.

Designate a spot in your refrigerator for all of the foods you juice with. It can be a drawer, a shelf, or just a corner, but it needs to be an area with only healthy stuff, no junk. The more visual you make this healthy food, the more likely you are to use it.

Get adventurous with your juicing ingredients! Why not try grapefruit or add in a little ginger for some zip! Other items to try are celery, parsley, beets, bell peppers, and leafy greens! You never know what you might end up liking.

Brush your teeth. While juicing has many health benefits, the sugars and acids found in juice can actually erode and soften tooth enamel with prolonged exposure. Short term exposure poses no threat to teeth, so the solution to this is a simple one " brush your teeth after you drink your juice.

Juicing can be expensive- if you're making a few wheat shots a day as well as larger fruit and vegetable juices, expect your grocery bill to pile up. One way to reduce costs is to use primarily carrots, which are very inexpensive compared to the amount of juice they produce.

If you want to be more health conscious, you do healthier things. Whether eating or drinking, there are several ways that you could make meals wiser and healthier, and juicing is one such way. If you don't know much about juicing, try starting with these tips and getting more information to start drinking towards greater health.