If you love a sweet-tart treat, you’re in luck — and your body will thank you for every delicious sip. Tart cherry juice not only makes a wonderful addition to cocktails, mocktails and smoothies, it ...

Q: I have never had gout, but I know people who have had it. I read that cherry juice could have a positive effect on gout. So when one friend had a bad case of gout, I bought him a bottle of cherry ...

Tart and sweet cherry juices differ in taste, nutrition, and health effects based on the type of cherries used. Both may aid sleep, muscle recovery, and inflammation, but tart cherry juice is often ...

A sour, tangy type of cherry that's previously been thought of as only good for baking has become the surprise breakout hit of the year for its potential – and broad – health benefits. And while it ...

DEAR DR. ROACH: I got a call from my internist that my blood test showed an elevated uric acid and I would need to start allopurinol for gout. I had been having big-toe pain at night. A nurse friend ...

When the “sleepy girl mocktail” became a viral sensation in 2023, the main ingredient—tart cherry juice—started flying off of grocery store shelves. So many people wanted to see if the drink would ...

Q. I am in my early 60s, but I’ve been hobbling around like an old man after a couple of bad bouts with gout. I have been on a prescription to treat it along with various other meds for high ...

Did you know cherries are loaded with health benefits? From providing a night of better sleep to helping manage blood sugar, cherries can serve many different benefits. The cherry on top is that the ...

Medically reviewed by Roxana Ehsani, RD Key Takeaways Cherries may help you recover faster from exercise by reducing soreness and promoting recovery.Eating cherries may lower blood pressure and LDL ...