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Orange between interest rates and extremely dangerous to women
A new U.S. study showed that taking women for more than a daily cup of orange juice or soft drinks containing sugar would increase the risk of developing gout disease.
The newspaper "Daily Mail" that the British study conducted by researchers at Boston University showed that women who ate two packs or more of soft drinks that contain sugar per day were at risk more than twice the risk of disease gout, which affects the joints, also found that eating women orange juice per day increases the risk of developing the disease more than twice.
The Hyun Choi doctor in charge of the study, fructose found in soft drinks is the main cause is the increasing rates of uric acid that leads to gout.
The obvious benefits of oranges or fruits that contain vitamin "C" on one of the studies confirmed that drinking half a glass of orange every morning helps in the prevention of strokes, as well as its role is known in maintaining the health and safety of the heart and reducing blood pressure and being an ideal source of calcium and folate and potassium.
The researchers reported that the protective effects of orange juice due to its richness in vitamin "C" which is one of the most powerful antioxidants that rid the body of toxins and harmful particles harmful to cells and harmful particles harmful to cells, but a lot of this juice is harmful to health, like the rest of the food.The gout is a type of arthritis and is caused by deposition of urate salts in the tissues of the joints and surrounding cartilage, bones and muscles and this causes the deposition in an interaction that we call inflammation.
Despite the common belief among many that vitamin "C" best remedy for colds and flu, but this belief has no basis in truth, after a research team went to two universities Australian and Finnish that taking vitamin "C" in the form of tablets does not protect most people from the cold, There is also another study, it indicted him seriously, which confirmed that the vitamin "C" increases the risk of lung cancer
A new U.S. study showed that taking women for more than a daily cup of orange juice or soft drinks containing sugar would increase the risk of developing gout disease.
The newspaper "Daily Mail" that the British study conducted by researchers at Boston University showed that women who ate two packs or more of soft drinks that contain sugar per day were at risk more than twice the risk of disease gout, which affects the joints, also found that eating women orange juice per day increases the risk of developing the disease more than twice.
The Hyun Choi doctor in charge of the study, fructose found in soft drinks is the main cause is the increasing rates of uric acid that leads to gout.
The obvious benefits of oranges or fruits that contain vitamin "C" on one of the studies confirmed that drinking half a glass of orange every morning helps in the prevention of strokes, as well as its role is known in maintaining the health and safety of the heart and reducing blood pressure and being an ideal source of calcium and folate and potassium.
The researchers reported that the protective effects of orange juice due to its richness in vitamin "C" which is one of the most powerful antioxidants that rid the body of toxins and harmful particles harmful to cells and harmful particles harmful to cells, but a lot of this juice is harmful to health, like the rest of the food.The gout is a type of arthritis and is caused by deposition of urate salts in the tissues of the joints and surrounding cartilage, bones and muscles and this causes the deposition in an interaction that we call inflammation.
Despite the common belief among many that vitamin "C" best remedy for colds and flu, but this belief has no basis in truth, after a research team went to two universities Australian and Finnish that taking vitamin "C" in the form of tablets does not protect most people from the cold, There is also another study, it indicted him seriously, which confirmed that the vitamin "C" increases the risk of lung cancer
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