NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Contrary to popular belief, drinking pure 100 percent fruit juice does not make young children overweight or at risk for becoming overweight, new research shows. Pure fruit ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Pure fruit juice consumption was associated with asthma prevalence at age 11 years, but not at later ages or ...

When it comes to kids and juice, how much is too much? New research shows one serving of 100 percent fruit juice per day is fine. And it's not linked with weight gain. There had been controversy ...

While juice is perceived as healthy, the fact is most juices are overflowing with sugar, preservatives, and other undesirable ingredients. Here are several juices that can actually increase your ...

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