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I know that the actually fruit is better than fruit juice, but what about frozen fruit? I recently got a Blender and want to sta by Nutritionista Posted Fri 26 Mar 2010 6:27am To me, frozen fruit is definitely preferable to fruit juice, and pretty much on par with fresh fruit in terms of nutrition. Manufacturers will freeze produce at the height of its ripeness, so you’re not losing nutrients by buying frozen. The only thing that sometimes suffers is taste. But frozen fruit is PERFECT for smoothies because it gives them Read on »

Juicing: Part 5b ~ Fruit Juice Troubleshooting (Conclusion) by Andrea C. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 22 Sep 2008 10:04am Hemorrhoids: Grape High Blood Pressure: Orange Indigestion: Apple, cherry, cranberry, grape, grapefruit, lemon, lime, orange, papaya, pineapple Read on »

Fruit Juice is OUT; Juice Plus is IN! by Moms Nutrition Posted Mon 23 Mar 2009 12:00am One big myth is that fruit juice is a healthy part of our diet. Wrong. Drinking a glass of fruit juice a day — which is the equivalent of one soft drink of 110 to 180 calories — has been linked in the U.S., Australia and Spain to increased calorie intake and higher risks of diabetes and heart disease. Fruit juices contribute Read on »

Juicing: Part 5b ~ Fruit Juice Troubleshooting by Andrea C. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 11 Sep 2008 2:02am If you have any of the below conditions, the recommended fruit juice to help you are noted. Acidosis: Papaya,pineapple Acne: Papaya, strawberry Aging(Premature): Watermelon Anemia: Cherry, Grape, Lemon, Lime, Orange, Prune Arthritis: Apple, Cherry, Watermelon Asthma: Cranberry BladderDisorders: Cranberry, melon, pear, watermelon Read on »

Juicy Juice Sparkling Fruit Juice Beverage: An Excellent Alternative to Soda (Giveaway) by Susan H. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 05 Aug 2010 2:03pm love the fizziness (and “coolness”) of soda. It’s called Juicy Juice Sparkling Fruit Juice Beverage. This lightly carbonated fruit juice is available in berry, apple and orange, and comes in a cute 8-ounce can so it looks like soda! However, it’s really a blend of 70% real fruit juice and 30% lightly carbonated water. Each can has less than 100 calories Read on »

Diabetes: Could Sugar-Sweetened Fruit Juice Raise Your Risk Even More than Soda? by Connie Bennett Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 02 Oct 2008 3:12pm From Jennifer Moore for Connie's SUGAR SHOCK! Blog A new study suggests that sugar-sweetened fruit juices are absolutely not good alternatives to soda. Julie Palmer... per day had a 31% greater incidence of diabetes than those who consumed less than one a month. (Grapefruit and orange juices, however, weren't linked to greater rates Read on »

Fruit Juice May Be Superior Than Fruit To Prevent Heart Disease by Ng Peng Hock Patient Expert

Posted Wed 29 Oct 2008 2:09am Fruit and vegetables should form part of everyday’s diet if one wishes to prevent heart disease and maintain a healthy body. Yet, most of the health experts would advise us not to take fruit juice because it may cause a person to gain weight. However, a recent study by French researchers from the Universite Montpellier reported in May 2008 that grapes Read on »

Fruit Juice May Prevent Heart Disease Better Than Whole Fruit, Study Suggests by Connie Bennett Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 02 Oct 2008 3:12pm Note from Connie: I'm wary of this new research, which suggests that apple and purple grape juice may do a better job of fighting atherosclerosis than these fruits... Montpellier fed hamsters a fatty, high-cholesterol diet for 12 weeks, thus building up the plaque in their blood vessels, then gave them either apples, grapes, apple juice, or grape Read on »

Fruit or Fruit Juice...which is best? by Dr. Eben Davis Doctor of Chiropracty

Posted Tue 02 Jun 2009 4:33pm San Francisco Vegan Chiropractor Comments: There is a lot of confusion over whether or not fruit juice is as good as the fruit. After all...you just take the fruit, throw... to obesity and diseases like diabetes. Check out this study I found at www.revolutionhealth.com, entitled: Fruit Juice tied to modest rise in Diabetes Risk Read the article Read on »

Question of the week: Fruit Juices vs whole fruit? by michnutrish Posted Thu 03 Jun 2010 3:42pm oz in a sitting. Fruit juices will raise your blood sugar at a rapid pace as well. Juice is best used only to help with hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). I advise that you eat a fresh orange instead of the orange juice. It contains more fiber and takes longer to eat. For these reasons, the whole fruit will leave you feeling satisfied for a longer period Read on »

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