Q: Does grape juice have the same benefits as red wine? A: Red wine is probably better for you than grape juice because the fermentation process involved in making wine changes the makeup of the juice ...

Medically reviewed by Melissa Nieves, LND Grape juice is more than a sweet drink — it contains many plant compounds that may ...

Q. My wife used to get sore throats every winter. They’d hang on for weeks and develop into a loud, hacking cough. Until she recovered, neither of us would get much sleep. Then I remembered that my ...

For years, nutritionists were baffled by what is known as the French paradox. How could a country eat so much creamy brie and still have such low rates of heart disease? The answer now famously lies ...

Juice is one of the most under-appreciated beverages out there. It's been unjustly vilified in recent years for its calorie content and lack of fiber, but there is perhaps no better drink to turn to ...

No matter what the color of grape skin, grape juice is clear, maybe slightly green or gray. So where do all the different colors of wine come from, and how, and why? Wine color comes from skins of ...

The same antioxidant compounds in dark grape juice that are noted for their health benefits in fighting heart disease may have a downside, according to new research in the Journal of Agricultural and ...

Boost your heart health naturally by incorporating vibrant red drinks into your diet. Beverages like beetroot, pomegranate, and red grape juices, along with hibiscus and cranberry teas, are rich in ...

Drinking freshly-made grape juice and other juices is an easy way to get a range of nutrients into your diet. Although juice lacks the fiber found in whole fruit, it retains the majority of other ...

This is part of Fruit Loot, which is taking a look at the strange and surprising links between fruit and money. When I was growing up, my family would often travel to Korea, the country of my heritage ...