If you are going to the dentist then you might want to consider taking a break from juicing for about 1 week prior to your appointment.

Juicing will provide your body with extra nutrition and some nutrition can thin your blood, relax your nerves too much, etc. As a result, you also want to avoid taking certain supplements such as vitamin C, calcium, etc.

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1. Can the body detoxify too fast?
2. What juice will clean my colon of old fecal matter?
3. Is a pint of juice too much?
4. Do you have a recipe that includes pears and beets?
5. Do you have some tips for IBS, constipation and gallstones?
6. Hypolycemia — blurred vision and tiredness while juicing.
7. What is your take on juice fasting?
8. What juice can help with arthritis and joint pain?
9. Can juicing cause constipation and hemorrhoids?
10. Is it okay to store juice and drink it later?