Some Internet sites claim that grape juice can treat or prevent stomach bugs. For instance, some people on Facebook believe that three glasses of grape juice will wash germs away. Grape juice is a ...

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Granted, grape juice isn't a miracle beverage that's going to prevent your cholesterol from skyrocketing and possibly leading to heart-related issues, but it can definitely help in its own way.

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DEAR MISS MANNERS: Over Thanksgiving, a relative brought a recovering alcoholic (several years sober) as a guest. He brought a bottle of grape juice as his beverage for the evening, in lieu of wine.

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But it can be alienating when you're the only sober one at a dinner party, and the insult of a crappy glass of sparkling grape juice only adds to the injury of alienation. Enter: non-alcoholic wine.

The rumor is that if you think you've been exposed to a stomach bug and you have yet to show symptoms, you can drink several glasses of grape juice daily, which will alter your stomach pH levels so ...

Taking Prilosec (omeprazole) with grape juice is not ideal, because grape juice reduces the amount of omeprazole that can get into the bloodstream (Frontiers in Pharmacology, Dec. 4, 2024).

Taking Prilosec (omeprazole) with grape juice is not ideal, because grape juice reduces the amount of omeprazole that can get into the bloodstream (Frontiers in Pharmacology, Dec. 4, 2024).