A recent study out of Northwestern University links juice-only diets to brain fog, inflammation, and even anxiety. Here’s ...

A new study now shows that even a few days of swapping all of our humble fruit and veg for a juiced version in what's known ...

New research suggests a three-day juice diet can interfere with your gut microbiome. Nutritionists warn against juice diets. Juice cleanses have been popular off and on for years, with some fans ...

However, most evidence of benefits is anecdotal, and there are also potential harms from following a juice-only diet. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns that some detox/cleansing ...

But a new study throws cold water on juice fasting's perceived benefits. The new research, recently published in the Nutrients journal, studied 14 people and assigned them to one of three diets ...

In moderation, juice can be part of a balanced diet that can help a person lose weight. However, all-juice diets or fasts are not a sustainable way to reach a moderate weight. Juicing for weight ...

The research examined individuals following various dietary protocols, including strict juice-only fasting, partial juice diets, and plant-based whole food consumption. The findings revealed ...

WJZ finds out what you need to know before trying a juice fast or detox. At Hampden juice bar "Mova Nature," Kelli Redmond-Bagby blends her own cold-pressed juices, smoothies, and herbal teas.

While more research is required with a wider range of people, there is evidence that putting cherries into your diet can help reduce uric acid in your body. Drinking tart cherry juice can also ...

She said during the juice fast she was able to go “inwards” while having “great physical health, great energy and great wellness.” The Post reached out to Osbourne for additional comment.