Global Juice Feast starts in just over 24 hours!

This Saturday, March 1, will see health seekers from around the world joining together in a powerful transformative practice that, for some, will last three months. The 92-day Global Juice Feast is the brainchild of husband and wife team David and Katrina Rainoshek.

Here is what they have to say about it on their website: "GET REALLY EXCITED for the First Annual Global Juice Feast 2008, the largest online gathering of people juicing ever! We want to create a diverse community of people from all cultural backgrounds, nationalities, religions, races, and political persuasions, united in one common, personal, yet global challenge: reclaiming our health and the health of the planet for ourselves.

This is the first time in human history that such a program of such massive personal and global potential has been available to so many, due to the fact that persons can cleanse to completion by Juice Feasting, and still maintain their daily lives at home with no interruptions financially or in their family life. The internet has made possible the dissemination of this valuable information. At JuiceFeasting.com we have made detailed instructions on all questions pertaining to Juice Feasting available at no cost, only the optional companion 92-Day Juice Feasting program requires a subscription.

This online community of persons doing the Global Juice Feast is available to all who register, again, at no cost to the public, making global support accessible to everyone. Welcome to the most accessible, significant program ever available to such a wide community of people."

So head to the Global Juice Feast site for details on how to sign up and enjoy the support and camaraderie of others around the world, and to the Juice Feasting site for all the information you need in order to get started. You can also go here to read a recent post from this site on the subject of juice feasting and be sure to check out the 'Juice Feasting Blogs Worldwide' section on the home page of the Global Juice Feast site.