Juice Fast Day 0 | Nama J2 Batch Juicing | 3 Epic Recipes!

It's the day before my juice fast begins and I'm prepping juices to drink and lemon juice for enemas. I'm also having my last solid food before I go on my solid food vacation!
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here are some amazon affiliate links to the products mentioned in this video and others on my channel (none of this is sponsored, just links where i might get a very small commission someday if you click on them or purchase something using my link)
tools i use for juicing
you can find the mecity vacuum blender i got on amazon, at time of posting, it's on sale for less than i paid for it! amzn.to/41Q1Siq
note: i use the vacuum pump from this blender to vacuum seal all my juices as you'll see on my channel often
foodsaver wide mouth jar sealer amzn.to/3LlYgOo
here is an option for a standalone vacuum pump, it comes with the jar sealer attachment - but there are many options: amzn.to/3ADSFOf
alexa's nut milk bags amzn.to/3ADllXZ
my favorite mason jars - 24oz amzn.to/3ACjKBE
jar lids for drinking (makes it like a sippy cup lol) amzn.to/40ONgyO
bottle i use to take juices on the go and keep them cool and leak proof amzn.to/3ACjBOC
the large glass bowls i pour my juices into (in order to make mixing, straining, and pouring easier) amzn.to/3LHfBma
my old juicer that i still love and recommend: omega nc800hds amzn.to/3NjtV5E
my current juicer: nama j2 (look for channels that have a discount code for $55 off, i don't have one) namawell.com/products/nama-j2...
enema tools:
enema bag amzn.to/42eePTf
enema pipe cleaner amzn.to/3Hs1VZH
water distiller amzn.to/3HNbWRF
bidet amzn.to/41OAP7r
squatty potty amzn.to/41MDj64
Music by Slip.stream - Ponder "New Years" - slip.stream/tracks/b6d1a175-e...

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Tip/Recommendation: Use the reverse switch instead of putting your hand inside. Blades are sharp. I think I'll try your recipes.

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Thanks for the tip! I didn't explain this, but I was basically digging in there because the cilantro kept getting wrapped around the blade and just kept spinning. The blade isn't sharp enough to cut which is nice, and I'm careful when I go in there. The reverse switch has definitely come in handy a couple times for sure, but it doesn't do anything for the produce that gets wrapped on the blade or stuck onto it. What I've learned is to cut up the herbs a bit or instead of putting in the whole bunch at once, splitting it up a bit. That seems to be working. And I hope you enjoy the recipes! In future videos, I'm going to try to be more precise about the amounts. But I'm just starting to make these kinds of videos so it's a learning curve for me 😄 thanks so much for watching!