Medically reviewed by Jonathan Purtell, RDN Key Takeaways Drinking orange juice regularly may help improve heart health by ...

Plus, how much of it you should drink.

The nutritious fruit is known to support digestion and immunity, among other benefits. But what about its juice? Two dietitians explain the effects of regularly drinking kiwi juice.

Pomegranate juice and beet juice can both play a role in supporting healthy blood pressure, but research suggests that beet ...

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Although juices are often considered a healthy alternative to soft drinks, it appears you’re much better off eating whole fruit.

Drinking fruit juice may seem like an easy way to get more vitamins and minerals – but experts warn your morning glass could be doing more harm than good. Britons drink 695 million litres of fruit ...

Children's health benefits more from whole fruits than juice. Whole fruits provide vital fiber, aiding digestion and satiety.

You probably reach for that colorful bottle of fruit juice blend thinking you’re making a healthy choice, but those innocent-looking drinks marketed as nutritious alternatives to soda are hiding ...

Fruit juice is likely one of the most overrated beverages. Many people still believe they are doing something good for their health by drinking a glass of fruit juice at breakfast or in between meals.

How much fruit juice should kids drink? Not very much. That's the essence of the juice policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics, or AAP. School-age children (7 to 18 years old) should ...

We all should know how important it is to eat fruits, especially to maintain a balanced diet. Fruit provides necessary nutrients and lowers the risk of chronic diseases. However, many people prefer ...