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A Minute Maid Cranberry contains more calories than… a fried chicken leg? A Snapple has more sugar than…2.5 glazed Krispy Kreme donuts? WOH! While those interesting comparisons may have thrown you for a spin, it may not come as a huge surprise that fruit juices do more harm than good when it comes to our diet. What does come as a fairly large shock, however, is that our beloved fruit juices perhaps do more damage than their much maligned sibling, soda. In fact, the 16 most sugary drinks available in the marketplace are fruit juices, not soda…

Check out this infographic on the ‘Dangers of Fruit Drinks’!



What are your thoughts on this infographic? Do you opt for any specific kind of juicy but healthy beverage? Or do just stick to water? Leave a comment!

2 Responses to Infographic: Fruit Juice…Is it Worse than Soda?

  1. Jamie Budak says:

    We opt for the 100% juice varieties with no added sugar. Especially the fruit and veggie blends like V-8. We still drink them only occasionally because they do tend to be calorie dense, and I like mixing them half and half with carbonated water. The key is just to read the label! If it’s got any ingredients other than fruit/veggie juice and water, put it back! I mean, even the sugary juice drinks are probably ok in moderation, but there are better options.

  2. Phil Moya says:

    My daughter waters down fruit drinks for her kids. I drink Green Tea with lemon and sometimes I add Organic Blue Guava. My sister is staying with me and she makes coffee every morning. I am gradually being tempted by this. I’ve read something good about coffee like it’s good but the chemicals or bad, and other comments like it’s OK in moderation and if you don’t dd sugar or Creamer you might have a chance. As far as the fruit juices I read orange juice has chemicals added because it sit’s in a vat for up to a year before it’s sold. I drink Cranberry juice straight up nothing added it comes in bottles it’s not for everyone when I serve it nobody likes it but me. I need to experiment maybe if I add some honey or thin it down with water not sure.

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