Turn everyday fruit into vibrant, sugary treats with crisp shells or chewy centers. These candied picks take desserts, drinks ...

"Picking fruit straight from a tree sounds wonderfully natural, but there are some important things to keep in mind," an expert told Newsweek.

Fruit juices may seem like a better option, but the research showed an additional 8-oz serving of 100% fruit juice, nectars and juice drinks raised type 2 diabetes risk by 5%, researchers said.

Fruit juice did not get a free pass either. One extra 250 ml glass of 100 per cent fruit juice, juice drinks, or nectars a day led to a 5 per cent higher risk of T2D. "This is the first study to draw ...

While seeming healthy, fruit juice is known to have a high sugar content as they tend to have added sugars and additives. Even with added vitamins and nutrients, the high added sugar content in ...

With each additional 250 millilitres (ml) serving of fruit juice per day (that is, 100 per cent fruit juice, nectars, and juice drinks), the risk of developing T2D increased by 5 per cent. “This is ...

Sugar intake from beverages such as soda and fruit juice is consistently associated with a higher risk of type 2 diabetes, with each 12-oz serving of sugar-sweetened drinks increasing risk by 25% ...

With each additional 8-oz serving of fruit juice per day (i.e., 100% fruit juice, nectars and juice drinks), the risk for developing T2D increased by 5%. The above risks are relative not absolute.

With each additional 8-oz serving of fruit juice per day (i.e., 100% fruit juice, nectars and juice drinks), the risk for developing T2D increased by 5%. The above risks are relative not absolute. For ...

Eating about half a cup of dried fruit daily improved bowel movements for people with chronic constipation in a new study. Drinking juice from the same fruits (prunes, grapes, and apricots) also ...