If you could gain health benefits from juicing would that make you start juicing  

I think having freshly extracted juices say at least 3 times a week or even once a day does seem to speak for itself. When I do have fresh juice most days I do feel better and my skin improves. going on a week of only juices and smoothies cleared up my dry scalp.

The point is does knowing about the health benefits I mentioned make you want to continue juicing all the more? You have not said but I assume that is the case?

If you could afford to purchase a good quality centrifugal juicer you would be able to make your own juice and find out. My juicer is about 3 years old and still working well. Juicing is not icky as long as you follow some good recipes (such as the Juicemaster ones which I recommend) and you get the right proportions. For example dont juice say some celery, cucumber and spinach as this sucks on the taste front. If you add about 2 or 3 apples to this as well as half a lime without the rind you will find it actually tastes really nice. Even adding 1/4 of a pineapple as well makes it taste even nicer.

I will start looking at yard sales and such to see if I can find a juicer. I dont even know what they look like. LOl

Due to hygiene please make sure you buy a new juicer and not one that someone else has used. I suggest if you are unsure what a juicer looks like that you have a look on the internet. Have you checked out Jason Vale's site www.juicemaster.com as there are some pictures of juicers on there.

Genetically for me personally I am getting greyer. I know my mum was dying her hair when she got beyond having myself and my siblings. It is simply something I have read that people actually found that their hair turned back to normal colour from grey. I guess one way to find out is to try it. I would like to be rid of the grey hairs I do have. I tried a natural hair dye last year.

If you make your own with a good juicer you will soon find they taste delicious. It is important to get the right combination of flavours eg have the majority of your juices made up of carrot and apple or pineapple juice. Then add some cucumber, celery, spinach, lime or lemon or even courgette. Even peppers work well (not the hot and spicy ones)lol. for some juice recipes check out www.juicemaster.com

If you think you will not like the taste try this recipe.

1/4 pineapple, 2 apples, 1/4 cucumber, half a stick of celery, 1/2 lime with peel removed, one handful of spinach. Juice all ingredients and blend in a blender with about 6 ice cubes with half a ripe avocado. It tastes delicious, sweet and creamy and you are getting so much goodness of the fruits and vegetables.

It is not hygienic to use a juicer which someone else has used. I think the only time where this might be ok is if you can give all the washable parts a thorough wash in a dishwasher on a very hot wash to totally clean it out. I have a centrifugal one which I have had for 3 years it cost about £100 which would equate to about $200 dollars. You can get pretty goods ones for half that price these days. I dont know what ones are for sale in the US. It is best to compare prices and even look online as well.