Arshi

 

Hi everyone,

Has anyone experience sensitive teeth due to being raw? I have been raw a few months and my teeth are painfully sensitive to cold and sweets.

I was eating way too many sweets in the beginning, but I have gotten that under control and I have been feeling better….except my teeth!

My friend suggested too much citrus, but I only use lemon juice in recipes.

Thanks!

 It's possible that the sensitivity is due to the natural sugars in fruit and the lack of protective factors from cooked food. Try incorporating more calcium-rich foods and see a dentist to rule out any underlying issues.

Arshi said:

zinfandel said:

I need your advice about what kind of juicer I should get.

I got the manual HealthyJuicer which is great for leafy greens and wheatgrass but is just not practical for everyday use or juicing large amounts. It takes forever to handpump enough for 1 nice sized glass.

I am thinking of either getting some kind of centrifugal one (Breville) to inspire me to juice daily OR a single gear one (Champion or Omega or something else) for quality.

What do you think?

 3 or 4 months ago i bought Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Juicer it works flawlessly. If you want you go for it the price is not so high, the cost of this juicer is approximately $70.

 Recently bought a new juicer machine Nutribullet, and this one is also good.

zinfandel said:

I need your advice about what kind of juicer I should get.

I got the manual HealthyJuicer which is great for leafy greens and wheatgrass but is just not practical for everyday use or juicing large amounts. It takes forever to handpump enough for 1 nice sized glass.

I am thinking of either getting some kind of centrifugal one (Breville) to inspire me to juice daily OR a single gear one (Champion or Omega or something else) for quality.

What do you think?

 3 or 4 months ago i bought Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Juicer it works flawlessly. If you want you go for it the price is not so high, the cost of this juicer is approximately $70.