The Difference Between Juice and Juice Drinks

With so many drinks on the market that arespotting Fructose, Syrup and Sucrose on the label.
labeled as juice, why do they actually containThese all add up to one thing; far too much sugar.
hardly any?A frightening fact that recently came to my
The label is what always catches our eye first.attention is that due to the overload of sugar in
And when its got pictures of fruits and the actualthese products, they are, nutritionally, even behind
word juice, you are obviously going to think thatSoda. So drinking soda is actually better for us
you are buying a nice and healthy drink with athan these drinks, and the irony lies in the fact
high percentage of real fruit juice. We tend tothat we have probably given up soda in favor of
think that anything with fruit in is good for us.these so called healthier options!
Sadly this very often isn't the case. The drinksAlthough public awareness is slowly grasping this
packaging is so misleading that the pure juice youinformation, there are still millions of us consuming
think you are drinking is anything but.these drinks under the misconception that are
There may be a small proportion of fruit juice inconsuming something healthy. If you are on a diet
these drinks, but when you check the small printand the weight isn't shifting, these drinks will have
of the label, you will be lucky to find that evena lot to do with it.
reaches 50%.The best thing you can do is check the label for
So what makes up the difference? Well I'll tellhe exact wording and the juice percentage. Check
you, all manner of sweeteners, preservatives andfor terms such as 'juice drink' or 'blended juices'
other fancy names ingredients which they feeletc. If you want pure juice with all the benefits it
the need to add. There are multiple names forbrings, only buy a product that is 100% pure juice.
sweeteners, I bet you have no problem is