Juice Drinks
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Running around on those wheels all day can't be easy for a hamster. I bet some have heart attacks and drop dead right on the spot.
Luckily, pumping tiny hamsters full of raspberries keeps their little tickers healthy.
A new study suggests antioxidants in berry juices and teas may prevent artery hardening, a major precursor to heart disease.
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Protect Your Teeth From Erosion
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I've heard of beach erosion, but teeth erosion? I always thought you just get cavities.
Nope. It turns out if you're drinking a lot of citrus juices, tea and soda you're probably slowly wearing away the enamel on your teeth.
So, how do you fix it? Well, the answer is pretty simple. Whatever bad stuff you're drinking, stop!
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Vegetable Juice Helps Dieters Lose More Weight
But some experts suggest drinking a glass of vegetable juice each day may help overweight dieters lose more weight. And they claim drinking veggies increases vitamin intake and overall consumption of vegetables.
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The Skinny on "Light" Juices
This is a guest post from Kerry McLeod of eBrandAid.
It seems that juice manufacturers are capitalizing on our culture's obsession with weight by putting their juices on a "diet!" Just walk down any juice aisle and find many of your favorite juices in low-calorie, sugar-free varieties.
We're all looking to cut calories - but are these emaciated juices sacrificing nutrition for fewer calories?
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Goji, Noni, Mangosteen and Acai: Don't Believe the Hype
A few weeks ago my significant other came home clutching a bottle of Açai (ah-sigh-ee) Juice.
An involuntary groan escaped my lips. A well-meaning marketer had foisted the 'superjuice' bottle upon her - claiming it would help with a multitude of health ailments.
I was deeply suspicious (as most people are when someone who recommends a product also happens to sell it).
However - I now have some facts to go with my suspicions - thanks to Australia's largest consumer organization Choice.
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