You can easily grow Pumpkins yourself and then pick them straight from the vine. Alternatively, you can go to a Pumpkin farm and pick them straight from the vine, usually from about September to the end of October.

If buying from a store, look for Pumpkins with good color to them.

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As you won't be able to juice all of the Pumpkin (they are simply too big), you can freeze the rest or cook with the remaining amount.

I personally have never juiced a Pumpkin simply because of its size. However, I have added Pumpkin to the list because it is a squash. Like all squashes, Pumpkins are very nutritious and Pumpkins are also naturally sweet.

Pumpkins are very rich in nutrients and will add flavor to a juice.

Properties:

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5 Elements: fire,metal
5 Flavors: bitter,spicy

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You can read and view questions that have been asked in my juicing questions and answers section.

1. Are There Harmful Side Effects To Juicing One Type of Juice Daily?
2. How Can I Store Vegetables?
3. What's the difference between eating fruits and juicing fruits?
4. Do you have any tips for Cystic Fibrosis, asthma and respiratory illnesses?
5. My Husband Got A Stomach Ache From His Juice?
6. What Do You Recommend for high blood pressure and high cholesterol?
7. Juicing while pregnant and breastfeeding (nursing).
8. Juicing and Detoxification
9. What is the healthiest juice I can make?
10. Is Eating Whole Fruit Okay Even Though It Is High In Sugar?