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Look great, feel energized, & crave healthy foods.

Eating a plant-based diet is linked to lower risk of heart disease, stroke and some cancers. But only one in 10 Americans gets their daily recommended 5-7 servings of vegetables and fruit. Juicing is a fun and easy way to add more fresh produce to your diet. Juicing floods the body with micronutrients that are easily digestible, so your body will get more of what it needs with less food.

How it Works

Juicing a variety of vegetables and fruit can also provide more vitamins and nutrients than eating one type of produce. A juice diet can also lead to significant weight loss, especially when included as part of a Reboot. Not sure how to start? These resources will help jumpstart your health.

Juicing vs. Blending

Is juicing better than blending? Learn the differences and decide what’s right for you.

Vegetable vs. Fruit

The right proportion of fruit to vegetables is important. That’s why we follow the 80/20 Golden Reboot Rule.

Is Bottled Juice Ok?

Fresh is best but not always convenient. Discover which types of bottled juice work for a juice diet.

Eat the Rainbow

You need some of every color to benefit from the wide variety of nutrients, compounds and antioxidants they contain.

Juice Storage

Learn how long to keep fresh juice and how to prep them when you’re on the go.

What About Protein

If you’re going on an extended Reboot, you may need to supplement your juice with protein. Learn more about the best sources of protein for a Reboot.

Make Delicious Juice Recipes.

Now, it’s time to get in the kitchen and start preparing your juice.  Need some juice ideas? In addition to Joe’s famous Mean Green recipe, we have hundreds of free recipes on our website.

Joe's Mean Green Juice

No wonder this is Joe’s favorite juice, it contains some of the most nutritious fruits and vegetables on the planet. It’s simple, satisfying, and it was what got Joe through his 60 day Reboot.