“The majority of juice cleanses impact gut health negatively. They can cause bowel habit irregularity and even precipitate ...

Juicing involves grinding, squeezing, or pressing fresh fruits and/or vegetables for their juice. It's a modern term for a longstanding practice of pressing harvested fruits for quickly accessing ...

To much of any food, even a 'healthy' one is not good, and one could argue that it's not natural to have this much juice every day. On the other hand there are a number of benefits to drinking ...

In this video, I chat with an expert nutritionist about the good and bad aspects of eating and drinking homegrown oranges and ...

Not all orange juice is made the same — some contain added sugars or contain only a small percentage of real juice, decreasing its nutritional benefits. Fresh-squeezed or 100% orange juice are ...

Juicing Increased ‘Bad’ Bacteria in the Mouth Juicing mainly affected the makeup of the oral microbiome — the “good” and “bad” microbes in the mouth. Assessing the oral microbiome ...

disrupting the balance of good and bad bacteria — known as the microbiome — in the gut and mouth. To see how juicing affects the gut and oral microbiomes, researchers studied three groups of ...

Downing fruit and vegetable juice as a way of fasting ... a reduction in beneficial bacteria and an increase in so-called ‘bad’ bacteria. The researchers say that the rapid growth of oral ...

If you’ve spent enough time in fitness or “wellness” spaces, you’ve probably heard about how bad fruit juice is, too — at least, supposedly. But given that even the most processed ...

But what about cranberry juice? There's a difference between pure ... but choosing the more processed or convenient option isn’t always a bad thing either. As a registered dietitian who wants ...