Anyone eating 1 meal & juicing 2 others?

Actually he has a point.
I asked above how much OP is planning to eat per day.
1 meal and 2 "juice" doesnt sound very healthy nor sustainable.

it's not supposed to be sustained. I will juice for 1-2 meals a day for 4-6 days- after the holidays or a roadtrip. It helps with that heavy gut feeling from too much foods. It is easily digested, giving the body a short break.... supposedly. It seems to work for me anyway done ocassionally for short periods.

What kind of juice are we talking about? Apple juice?

Fresh juiced fruits and vegatables, there's tons of info about it on the internet & youtube videos. Here's an example recipe:

Mean Green Juice
6 Kale Leaves
1 Cucumber
4 Celery Stalks
2 Green Apples
1/2 Lemon
1 piece of ginger

I haven't yet purchased a juicer so I "juice" all my fruits & veggies in my Ninja Blender

It has been 1 week since I started it 7.9 lbs down. Nobody tell me "It's just water" - I will take "just water" because I don't even lose "water" on my other diet plans. The best thing has been no hunger & no extreme cravings. The down side - it's expensive especially doing organic fruits & vegetables. The next few weeks I'm going to switch to the non organic I don't like to but I have to. Tomorrow I am going to start the Quck Start Reboot. It is ten days juicing & eating 2 meals of fruits & vegetables. The REBOOT site has recipes & meal suggestions for whatever plan a person chooses. Rae1105 I LOVE Mean Green Juice, I can not understand the people who think it tastes like swamp water.

I think a lot of us are "visual" eaters and when looking at the color of the drink it can be off putting and in our minds it taste as it looks. However I've grown to love my green juices. This week I've started adding celery which I'm not a fan of and it hasn't been half bad but certainly not my fav......As for the cost yes it can be very expensive however I like to think of it as money saved on medical bills which tower over the small cost of fresh organic fruits and veggies.... If you have a store like Sams or Kosco you can get a bit more bang for you buck. I got my organic Spinach, Romaine & Celery from them & it'll last me the whole week for just under $10

For my fruit like banana's and what not ( I love adding banana's to my juices) I may get from Rouses they have their "blue band" banana's (ones that are to them too ripe) i about a 3lb bag for about $1.49 for the entire bag. I'll take those and cut them up and freeze them last me about a good two weeks are more.

Farmer's Markets are also a great place to get organic in season fruit & veggies @ really low prices. In this last month I've spent a good $60 on my items for juicing( I use my ninja blender) with 90% of those items being organic....not too shaby.