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ELI5: what's the point of "juicing" over just eating the fruits and vegetables as is?
gpt
a lot of people like juicing because its "convenient".  You can make the juice and take it with you on the road, instead of trying to eat an apple and a banana and a handful of spinach on the drive to work.  you know, fruit is sticky and has cores/peels you can't eat and bla bla bla.

also, a lot of people add things that are good for them, but they don't like the taste of, like the aforementioned spinach or kale or chia or whatever trendy thing is hot on pinterest at the moment.  then they can cover up the taste of that thing with delicious and sugary fruit. 


BUT the downfall to all of this is that juice is far less nutritious than an actual fruit.  if you throw the entire fruit in a blender, you're ok. but if you extract the fruit, then you're just drinking the sugary sweetness without getting the fiber and good stuff in the bulk of the fruit.