Question of the Day

A juice fast is a strict regimen of nothing but juices for a certain period of time. While some people swear that juice fasts can do everything from strip unwanted fat and cure various diseases, others claim they are worthless and possibly even dangerous. Who is right?


Of course, it's not good form to answer a question with another question (isn't it?)

Fortunately, I've written an article specifically about juice fasting that contains my personal views on the topic. You can access the article by clicking here: How to Juice Fast.

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