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by Oran Kangas (Author)
"Why Juice?"1. Fruits & veggies are critically important for your body.2. Juicing further concentrates those unique benefits.3. To deliver maximum "pre-digested" energy in a glass.Introducing: The new, improved, expanded Second Edition. Your step-by-step pathway to juicing enjoyment! The First Edition had an average 4.8 rating. So we will try harder this round.Plus, we have a surprise guest appearance for you -- the author."I'm NO green goo guru. I'm an old friend you haven't met yet (and at 80, likely your oldest friend)."If it doesn't taste good, I don't drink it! Neither will you, for long. So let's be real. I'm a life-time juicer. I hope you will be too. I will explain (over a fresh glass of delicious juice) how and why you will want to develop this tasty habit which, by the way, is amazingly good for you."I'll give you as much scientific backup as you like (pushed conveniently out of the way into a gigantic appendix, if that is not your cup of ... juice)."You will have everything you need for months of juicing joy, except for the machine itself (and I'll help you pick that out as well)."Above all, I will see to it that you enjoy yourself. I view that as part of an author's duties. I teach, I entertain, I motivate, so that you will learn. If I do not pull you through to the end of the book, I have failed."It is my job to make the recipes and, indeed the book itself, "taste good"."To that end, I have a little trick to guarantee that every recipe will taste exactly right to YOU! That is my secret ingredient for the book (in Chapter 6).Best wishes, Oran Kangas, Author
Author Biography
Oran Kangas is a researcher specializing in health and healing. He is also an avid, long-time juicer. Born in Phoenix AZ, he was quickly whisked away to sunny California, where he has remained ever since. He attended the University of California San Jose for more years than he cares to remember. "Eventually stumbling out into the real world armed only with 2 pieces of paper: a Master's degree in Psychology and a Master's degree in Physical Education. "I soon learned that paper doth not a career make. Having no real skill other than classroom sitting, I made a brilliant career choice ... and returned to college. This time computers were the bright shiny object that held my attention ... for the next half century." Even today Oran spends 12 hours a day, 7 days a week staring at the 1-eyed beast that patiently stares back. Computers still remain his primary communication tool.
