Magic Juices AMOUNT???
I read a lot on this website about various things, but no one seems to PUT HOW MUCH an average person is to drink or eat or take... so these majic juices ... My husband and I have been drinking them for a few months now... an ounce of each a day... is this about right? (or about wrong? LOL)....
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Permalink Reply by Miriam on -
Hi., C. Sterling.
I'm not sure which one you are drinking. I have tried various different ones, and they all seem to recommend 1-2 oz. twice per day, except for eXfuze Seven+ which recommends only 1 oz total per day because it is made with with strong extracts (1 oz twice per day the "first 3 days only" to jump start it).. The results I got within 3 weeks including vision improvement, arthritis pain disappearance, energy, etc. were based on 1 oz. per day. You can check out more details on my page. YveBart, her sister and best friend all got great results within a few weeks on 1 oz. . You can check out some of her comments in this group too.
I hope this helps.
Miriam
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Permalink Reply by C. Sterling on
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THANKS Miriam... We have been taking 1 oz a day of Noni, Gogi, Acai, Mangosteen, Pomagrante, and Gac-Chi. Haven't seen any REAL improvements yet, but will give it time... We have been doing it for almost 2 months now, but went out of town so only had Noni during that time. Taking it alllll with us for Thanksgiving... Guess I will just mix them all together and carry one container... (except the NOni, that stuff is just nasty, the rest of it is nice tasting...)I tried the exfuze 7 but it is SOOOO expensive we couldn't keep ourselves in that!
Thanks for the tips...
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Permalink Reply by Miriam on
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Hi, C.
How much are you spending on the individual bottles of all your juices? YveBart and I only pay $50 wholesale for a 1-month supply of eXfuze Seven+ that includes every single one of the juices you just listed plus Fucoidan, Aloe, Sea Buckthorn, Blueberry and Grape. It comes to $1.56 per day for adults and $0.75 and less for kids. At worst, the suggested retails is $65. You can order it on exfuze.com/2020 for wholesale or retail. You can also get some free bottles to start with on iexfuze.net/2020. Also, since it's delicious you don't have to worry about the noni taste.
When did you try Seven+? The company just opened in July 2007.
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I tried it a couple of months ago.. I got a SMALL bottle for 25.99 it was only around 10 ounces... so enough for me for a little over a week... that was it. 50$ times two of us ... I got the idea of drinking the juices I drink by looking up the ingrediants of the Exfuse 7... and then looking them up to see which ones we need the most!
I dont' remember blueberry and grape being in it...
Maybe after the holidays I can try the seven again...sure would save space in the frig!!!LOL...
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Permalink Reply by Miriam on
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Yes, the 10 oz bottle lasts a week when you jump start it the first 3 days. After that they last 10 days. I always get the big bottles though that last 32 days (the 32 oz size).
With the free bottle offer, you get a 10 oz size plus a $50 gift card toward the first 32 oz bottle. It's a pretty cool deal so you can actually try it for a little more than a month and see some real results. I don't know how long eXfuze will be doing the free offer. If you guys end up trying it, it would be good for you to get enough bottles so you can both try it for a full month together and compare notes on your results. That's what my husband and did. It was great because he would start noticing something and tell me, and then I would realize I was getting the same result and had not realized it until he said something and vice-versa. With the free offer that will save you a bunch of money from what you're spending now even if you pay regular price for the extra bottle. For me, I figured out that I could pay for the $50 by trading in 2 pieces of non-organic fruit per day. So now, instead of trying to eat 3-4 fruits per day, I try to eat 1-2 and get 11 fruits in the juice that are all organic or wild-crafted. The budget is a big factor for us, and it was not an option to increase the grocery portion of the budget to accomodate magic juices.
I'm still trying to figure out how you are spending less than $50 now though. I used to drink several of the different juices and I never found one that was less than $15 per bottle or that came in glass without chemical preservatives . Drinking 6 of them, that would be $90 per month per person at 1 oz per day (even though they really require several ounces per day each). You must be getting a discount deal somewhere. How much do yours cost? I was shocked when I found eXfuze at $50 because I realized it was a 1/4 of the price of Monavie, Freelife, ViaViente, etc. without the negatives. If you check out the attached spreadsheet you will see the research criteria I used when I decided to try eXfuze. I like spreadsheets because they help me see what I'm investigating side-by-side, and I'm a math nut. Of course, you probably figured that out already. LOL
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My husband was given a website to find the juices and our needed herbs and vit's at.. all natural, but one of the other CC people... we went there and the juices are MUCH cheaper than if I bought them at the store... I am going to go onto the website you said before and try my FREEBOTTLE of exfuse... thanks for the tips.
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Permalink Reply by Miriam on
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You're welcome, C.
Hey, what is the other website? I buy almost all household, personal care, and probiotics on luckyvitamin.com at less than store prices and would love to compare it to the other site and see if it is even cheaper.
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VITACOST.com , HEY, I went onto that exfuze7 site and signed up for my 10 ounce bottle and 50$ gift card.. and did it for my hubby too... so we will get 100$ worth of the stuff! LOL... yippee... hm... wonder if I could do our son too!? LOL...
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Permalink Reply by Miriam on
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Wow! I thought they were only going to one offer per household. I don't know.
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It says ONE per PERSON... so I typed in HIS information, paid the additional shipping and ta-da...
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