How does someone who has a tight budget afford The Hallelujah Diet?
It’s possible to live out The Hallelujah Diet on a limited budget. For example, it doesn’t cost anything to cut out meat, dairy, white flour, sugar, salt, and junk food and to instead eat uncooked fruits and vegetables and brown rice and whole-grained breads and pastas and so on. This approach costs most families less than what they spend on the traditional weekly food budget for meat and soda pop and processed foods. Indeed, many find that doing the above for several months allows them to save enough for a juicer and BarleyMax. Additionally, used juicers can often be found at garage sales or at online second-hand sites such as kijiji.com or craigslist.com. If you can’t afford a quality juicer you can often get an inexpensive juicer at K-mart or Wal-Mart that will serve until more funds are available. Adding daily carrot juice to the routine makes a huge difference, and we recommend it very highly. We don’t think anything replaces freshly extracted carrot juice. If funds are tight and
