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Pat Crocker

Author of The Juicing Bible

30 Works 637 Members 4 Reviews

About the Author

Pat Crocker is a culinary herbalist and author of 22 cookbooks. She was honored twice by he International Herb Association's Professional Award for outstanding contributions to the Herb Industry and also received the 2009 Gertrude H. Foster award from the Herb Society of America for Excellence in show more Herbal Literature. show less

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Works by Pat Crocker

The Juicing Bible (2000) 270 copies, 2 reviews
The Smoothies Bible (2003) 127 copies, 1 review
The Vegetarian Cook's Bible (2007) 34 copies, 1 review
The Vegan Cook's Bible (2009) 26 copies
The Healing Herbs Cookbook (1999) 22 copies
Coconut 24/7 (2013) 14 copies

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4 reviews
Excellent recipe layout with sidebar tips and vegan variations. The very top of each recipe has the oven temperature and needed equipment to be seen at a glance. A whole section is devoted to sauces and spice blends, which are then used in recipes throughout the book. The book is divided into 3 main parts: 1) Healthy Body Systems, with details on which foods are good for which body functions2) Whole Foods, with descriptions, health benefits, and cautions about many foods and herbs3) Recipes, show more broken down into 11 chapters Overall, highly recommended for anyone who wants more than just recipes. I'm looking forward to learning more about using a better variety of spices ... something I'm pretty bad at. show less
I hear so much about "JUICING" that I wanted to find a book that breaks it down such as machines recommended and why; what vegetables and fruits juiced or blended together works well; and this book even lays out different health-related ailments or issues that most people may have experienced or suffered from...and if we get our health back in order, may reverse the process, and get off pills or things that one was taking to be physically healthy (again).

For example, I have GERD (acid show more reflux) for many years since I became overweight/obese, and now suffering from headaches/migraines. So I have tried detoxing as a solution to help my body get back on track but as we try to change the cycle of our body...then we put junk back in. I also want to see weight loss the healthy way, but juicing as an alternative for certain vegetables and fruits I do not eat raw or whole, and usually blend to get them in my diet.

I love the "Health Conditions" section, where you can see how you can maximize or minimize the foods in and out of your diet to help prevent or minimize a health problem that you may have. I will review for migraines and take notes for sure. If they have for PMS, those cramps get me, and need to know more so what foods to digest, and to reject!

Adrienna Turner
Dream4More Reviews: www.dream4more.org
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This is a book I really need to own as a reference guide, not simply check out of the library. Way too much info to take in all at once. Good nutritional info and recipe for things other than juices and smoothies. Very comprehensive.

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