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Fruit juice and cereals push children over sugar limits
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One third of children have too much sugar - and fruit juice and soft drinks are the main culprits, health offiicals warn
Should I let my kids drink fruit juice? Five experts weigh in - ABC...
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It tastes good, often comes in convenient and child-friendly packaging, and seems much healthier than soft drinks. But what do the experts say?
No fruit juice before age 1, say pediatricians
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The American Academy of Pediatrics, citing obesity and dental health concerns, said children should not drink fruit juices in their first year. The professional group, in a new recommendation, said the drinks offer "no nutritional benefit" to kids under 1. "Parents may perceive fruit juice as healthy, but it is not a ...
Fruit juice 'as bad' as sugary drinks, say researchers
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Fruit juices should not count as one of our five fruits/vegetables a day because some contain as much sugar as sugar-sweetened beverages like sodas, say...
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