Is orange juice really better than soda? science weighs in
NCT ID NCT03527277
Summary
This study aimed to understand if drinking orange juice has different effects on heart and diabetes risk factors compared to sugary drinks like soda. Researchers had 56 normal-weight and overweight adults drink either orange juice or a sugar-sweetened beverage daily for four weeks. They measured changes in cholesterol, blood fats, and insulin sensitivity to see which drink was better or worse for metabolic health.
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University of California, Davis
Davis, California, 95616, United States
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