While juicing may promise detox benefits and quick weight loss, experts warn that it could actually disrupt blood sugar, hydration, and gut balance.

Juice cleanses are a type of fad diet marketed as a way to detox the body, kickstart weight loss, and boost the immune system. However, juicing may not be as healthy as it seems.

It’s not just celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow, Blake Lively, and Salma Hayek that love and talk about juicing and juice fasts. It seems like everyone and their mother has tried a juice cleanse these ...

There's nothing wrong with drinking juice, although it's not as healthful as eating fresh fruits and vegetables, which are packed with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and plenty of fiber, especially ...

After spending the last four months eating my way through just about every restaurant and gelateria in Florence, Italy, I vowed to be healthier this summer. Since returning, I’ve spent the last month ...

The wellness industry has stretched the word detox to cover a wide range of practices and products tthat are not supported by ...

As 2022 rolls in, many people are turning to various types of cleanses to reboot their health and wellness, eliminate toxins or attempt to quickly lose weight. Perhaps the most popular is the juice ...

The health benefits of juice cleanses and detox diets have been touted in magazines and on talk shows for the past couple of years. It has grown to become a $5 billion industry, and there is no ...

The liver, working alongside the kidneys and gut, already detoxifies the body around the clock. For most healthy people, ...

Marlene Minopetros WHEN the calendar flips to January, many of us reach for a “quick‑fix” cleanse like it’s a magic eraser for holiday overindulgence – only to discover the body already has its own ...

Depending on who you ask, juice cleanses are either health elixirs meant to detox the body or expensive programs that are high in fruit sugars and do little for your waistline long term. So, do they ...