Jack LaLanne's Power Juicer

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Quick Overview Health and fitness expert Jack LaLanne’s Power Juicer is considered “the ultimate juicing machine.

Health and fitness expert Jack LaLanne’s Power Juicer is considered “the ultimate juicing machine.” With the Power Juicer, you can make healthful, nutritious juice beverages in your own home, giving your family the delicious taste and powerful antioxidant benefits of freshly juiced fruits and vegetables.

Jack LaLanne’s Power Juicer is sleekly designed and whisper-quiet. The Power Juicer is designed for efficiency. With its patented extraction technology, the Power Juicer protects the vitamins, nutrients, and enzymes of the whole foods used to create delicious juices. With the Power Juicer’s powerful extraction, you get up to 30% more juice from each batch of fruits and vegetables.

The Power Juicer comes with everything you need to create juice-bar quality juices at home for only pennies a glass:
• Jack LaLanne Power Juicer in Classic, Deluxe, or Pro
• Secrets to Power Juicing guide
• Jack’s Recipes for Healthy Living recipe booklet

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Nutrition by the Glass: As Seen On TV Smoothies and More

Posted: October 19, 2011 | Comments: 0 ...or making delicious smoothies easily. Juicers such as the Jack LaLanne Power Juicer, the Sharper Image Super Juicer, and the Living Well Healthmaster Emulsifier allow you to quickly take the nutritious juice from fruits and veggies while separating pulp, seeds, and other unwanted portions. Juicers are great for making nutrient-rich juices from whole foods, but many people simply don't have the counter space or storage space for yet another appliance. The Ninja Kitchen System is a great new

Way Back Wednesday: Sell-ebrities

Posted: April 6, 2011 | Comments: 0 ...n their own right, simply by virtue of being top infomercial pitchmen. Other pitchmen are famous for promoting their own products: Ron Popeil, Jack LaLanne, Richard Simmons, Susan Powter, Matthew Lesko, and Richard Sherer (the Video Professor) take the airwaves to sell their own programs and inventions. Infomercial exercise videos have launched their own field of stardom with fitness experts including Billy Blanks, Shaun T, and Chalean Johnson selling challenging exercise routines to devoted

Way Back Wednesday: But Wait! There's More!

Posted: March 23, 2011 | Comments: 0 ...to simplify your life. We have even paid homage to a couple of the heroes of direct response marketing and infomercial innovations: Billy Mays and Jack LaLanne. We have failed, however, to bring you the origin of perhaps the most frequently used sound bite in as seen on TV marketing . . . "But wait! There's more!" This ubiquitous catch phrase got its start with the iconic Ginsu knife, one of the earliest products sold through infomercial marketing. The commercial for Ginsu knives first ai

Way Back Wednesday: A Tribute to Jack LaLanne

Posted: January 26, 2011 | Comments: 0 ...attachment_285" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="AP/Ariel Hankin"][/caption] Fairwell to Fitness Legend Jack LaLanne The legendary fitness guru who once joked, ""I can't afford to die. It would wreck my image," recently passed away at the age of 96. On Sunday, January 23, 2011, wellness expert Jack LaLanne died of respiratory failure as a result of pneumonia. LaLanne was a leader in promoting and popularizing fitness and wellness, and is credited by numerous celebrities as the reason

Way Back Wendesday: The Legendary LaLanne

Posted: October 20, 2010 | Comments: 0 ...lly Mays, Anthony Sullivan, and of course, the legendary Jack LaLanne. Now in his mid-nineties, Jack LaLanne began his career as a fitness expert, and was among the first to encourage weight lifting for not only men's health, but for women as well. A fitness innovator, he created some of the first weight training machines, including the leg extension machine and the Smith machine. LaLanne was the first to take his fitness programs to television. Even before the days of selling "as seen on

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