Orange juice is high in vitamin C — but there is such a thing as too much of it. Getty Images “So orange juice, even when not sweetened, can cause blood sugar spikes,” she added.

There's also such thing as consuming too much vitamin C.Osbourne didn't disclose how much orange juice she was consuming daily, but the recommended dietary allowances for adults range from 75 to ...

Much of the orange juice you find in grocery stores now is 100% juice, meaning there is no added sugar. But some do contain added sugars. Watch out for products called orange drink or orange juice ...

Nothing hits the spot like a sip of cold water when you're thirsty, but did you know that orange juice is actually the more hydrating beverage?

One study showed that store-bought orange juice contained 15% less vitamin C and 27% less folate than home-squeezed orange juice. Cranberry juice Below is the nutritional value of 1 cup (240 ml ...

Orange juice is the most popular fruit juice worldwide but opinions differ on whether ... you can buy orange juice beverages that promote 50% fewer calories and less sugar than regular orange juice.

All fruit juice — whether it’s apple, orange, grape or a fancy blend such as peach-mango-blueberry — is high in sugar. An eight-ounce serving of juice and cola both contain about 30 grams of ...

May 5, 2014 — -- This past Sunday marked National Orange Juice Day. Of course, for millions of Americans, EVERY day is orange juice day. I used to be one of them. I had this giant pitcher in ...

Too much sugar For a long time, companies successfully marketed juice — orange juice in particular — as a refreshing breakfast drink. A “100% juice” label was enough to bring health ...

The differences were striking: Carotenoid release went up from nearly 11 percent in the fruit to 28 percent in the fresh juice, and up to 39.5 percent in the pasteurized juice.