Consume More Plants
Juicing increases our consumption of raw fruit and vegetables, beyond what we consume by eating alone.
Juicing increases our consumption of raw fruit and vegetables, beyond what we consume by eating alone.
Juicing allows our body to absorb nutrients without overwhelming our system with large amounts of indigestible fiber.
Drinking juice can (and should be) enjoyable. Nature's vibrant flavors are fun and surprising.
Nutrients like vitamins and minerals, soluble fiber, living enzymes, phytonutrients, and natural sugars are all contained in the juice.
Soluble fiber is broken down in the body and is important in stabilizing blood sugar levels, lowering cholesterol, and promoting a healthy gut.
The ultimate goal of juicing is to consume as much of the nutrients and living enzymes as possible. This is the good stuff.
The tough outer-walls of plant cells. Consuming too much insoluble fiber makes your digestive system work harder to absorb nutrients.
Particles of seeds shouldn’t be consumed. They give a bitter taste to juice, and some actually contain trace amounts of arsenic.
The very outer layer of a fruit or vegetable often contains high levels of pesticides, wax, or preservatives (even on some organic produce).
Whether it's masticating, twin gear, or centrifugal juicers, they all have one thing in common: they extract juice by forcing the plants against a sharp screen. Many brands of screen extractors market themselves as “cold-pressed”, while they don't actually contain a press at all.
Produce is chopped then pushed and rubbed against a sharp screen, which is a harsh and unnatural process.
The process is almost like pushing the fruit against a cheese grater. Tiny bits of produce are forced through the screen and the friction creates heat.
The juice is adulterated with up to 30% solids including skins, seeds, and stems.
The result is a juice high in solids with lots of indigestible fiber. A pulpy, foamy product that can be bitter to taste and has a thick and chunky mouth-feel. Separates and breaks down quickly.
A genuine Goodnature cold-press is a two-step process. The plants are chopped in the grinder, then fall directly into the press for squeezing.
During the squeezing process the fruit is not forced against a sharp screen like other methods, it is entirely stationary— a gentle, natural process.
All of the indigestible fiber including skin, seeds, and stems are left behind in the Goodnature FreshFilter® press bag, which can be composted after use.
Goodnature juice is clean, smooth, consistent in color, contains no foam or chunks, and stays fresh for days. Give your body maximum nutrients without the burden of the other stuff. Taste juice that's simple, raw, and memorable—the way nature intended.