Fruit juice could be even worse for the health than drinking cola and lemonade, US research suggests. The study of 13,000 adults found that a 12 oz glass of juice a day could increase the risk of ...

A glass full of healthy juice for breakfast? That may be causing more harm than good for your liver. Scroll to know why and ...

A glass of fruit juice is a breakfast staple. It’s up there with eggs, bacon, toast or muesli. For many, it’s hard to imagine kicking off the day without a cool glass of OJ. But reports earlier this ...

The differences were striking: Carotenoid release went up from nearly 11 percent in the fruit to 28 percent in the fresh juice, and up to 39.5 percent in the pasteurized juice.

Few people would eat three oranges in one sitting, but that’s the equivalent of one glass of juice. That, a new study finds, is a problem, and it’s why juice can lead to weight gain. “One ...

Stop drinking juice. Immediately. Whereas an orange may contain 45 calories, an eight-ounce glass of orange juice contains 110 calories, and a large kale, banana and orange smoothie at a leading ...

A glass of beetroot juice a day could halve the risk of a heart attack or other complications for those with angina, research suggests.. The study of 300 patients, who had stents fitted, found ...

When a glass of juice is worth a pound of cure. Miriam Shuchman. Special to The Globe and Mail. Published March 12, 2002. This article was published more than 22 years ago.

This means that 1 glass of juice contains about 220-260 calories, which is very high for sugar patients. At the same time, it is also not good for prediabetic patients.

However, large amounts of orange juice can lead to weight gain because of the sugar content and therefore it is recommended to stick to a small glass of around 150-200ml. DON'T MISS: ...

Around 50 million tons of oranges are grown each year, with a large chunk, just over a third (34%), grown in Brazil. Brazil is also the world’s biggest exporter of orange juice , and produces ...