Fruit juice - The culprit causes tooth damage
'Acid in water is so strong that it can' wash away 'enamel,' said lead researcher Dr YanFang Ren, an oral specialist, University of Rochester.
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'Acid in water is so strong that it can' wash away 'enamel,' said lead researcher Dr YanFang Ren, an oral specialist, University of Rochester.
Some people often use fruit juice instead of directly eating fruits daily. However, this habit is not necessarily good for health.
Swallowing pills or drinking with tea, juice, carbonated drinks or coaxing children to take medicine with milk, fruit juice or sugar ... all affect the absorption of dru…
If you want to avoid type 2 diabetes, you should add vegetables and fruits at a young age and avoid fruit juice, a recent study in the US shows.
There are information about food and drinks that we always believe to be true, even if they become people's daily habits are not entirely accurate or even wrongly affect…
A Japanese company that manufactures blending equipment can make fruit juice according to the music chosen by the customer.