Four to six ounces of unadulterated cranberry juice daily is recommended for the prevention of UTIs. Some herbalists advocate the use of cranberry for treatment of mild urinary tract infections; dosages of 10-32 oz (0.3-1 kg) daily have been used.
A person needs to drink 16 ounces of unsweetened cranberry juice (two glasses) daily to effectively prevent kidney stones. Cranberry capsules or powdered concentrates are also available. It is important not to consume too much cranberry , because very high acidity in the urine actually increases the risk of kidney stones. A person would need to drink at least one liter of cranberry juice per day for a prolonged period of time for this to occur.
Because most commercial cranberry juice contains high levels of sugar, dried cranberry powder capsules (475-500 mg) may be a better alternative for diabetic patients or dieters. Each capsule equals 0.5 ounces of cranberry juice. Nine to 15 capsules daily is the recommended dosage for the prevention of urinary tract infections.
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They are took in too much water which was in the orange juice.
Well, if drinking too much apple juice seems to be bad then I think grape juice is too, but only if its not made entirely of grape.
It is made from juice, water and pulp.
Well, if drinking too much apple juice seems to be bad then I think Grape Juice is too, but only if its not made entirely of grape.
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Yes. Citric acid is found in all citrus fruits.
ORANGE JUICE!:PVery Yummy Too.
Usually drink orange juice or something with lots of sugar and call the paramedics to be safe.
It's just Orange flavour! you add it to cooking too get a hint of orange.
The major supermarkets will definitely have an assortment of brands for orange juice and other juices too. Check out Wal-Mart on North Clinton Street, Meijers, Aldi's, Chief, and Kroger's. Gas Stations with markets generally have orange juice too.
One common reaction to orange juice is heartburn, especially on an empty stomach in people who are prone to acid reflux. Also related to the high acid level in orange juice is enamel erosion of the teeth. Large doses of vitamin C can cause diarrhea.