Yes, juice can contain various nutrients, depending on the type of fruit or vegetable used. For instance, fruit juices are often rich in vitamin C, antioxidants, and some B vitamins, while vegetable juices may provide vitamins A, K, and minerals like potassium. However, many juices also contain added sugars and may lack the fiber found in whole fruits and vegetables, which can diminish their overall nutritional value. It’s best to choose 100% juice with no added sugars for the most health benefits.
glucose maybe
in bag juice we get calcuim
Vitamin C
Vitamin C
proteins...
no because more nutrients are in the juice
juice is made out of fruits , think about it
Milk
water, juice and fibres.
If you are playing, Apricot juice does not have citric acids, but does have vitamins and nutrients that will energize you.
You find Jaspal, then you win the game.
Juice Plus really isn't a supplement. It's natural, fruit and vegetable nutrients encapsulated.