Is Juice Plus actually good for you?

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1. Is Juice Plus actually good for you?
2. Is Juice Plus good for weight loss?
3. What are the side effects of Juice Plus?
4. Is Juice Plus a pyramid?
5. Why is Juice Plus sold in 4 month supply?
6. Is Juice Plus high in sugar?
7. Why is Juice Plus not FDA approved?

Is Juice Plus actually good for you?

Juice Plus+ may increase the absorption of some nutrients, which could provide many health benefits. However, there is no evidence that Juice Plus+ is more effective than a cheap multivitamin.

Is Juice Plus good for weight loss?

With natural ingredients such as Green Tea and Oat Oil, Juice Plus+ Booster will support you on your way to your perfect silhoutte. The ingredient Glucomannan is not only innovative but also helps people maintain a low-calorie diet conducive to weight loss!

What are the side effects of Juice Plus?

ADVERSE EFFECTS: Gastrointestinal distress[7] and hive-like rash[9] were reported in clinical studies. HERB-DRUG INTERACTIONS: Because of its antioxidant potential, Juice Plus should not be taken during cancer treatment.

Is Juice Plus a pyramid?

Juice Plus is not a pyramid scheme. It is possible for distributors to make money by selling the products. However, Juice Plus is similar to a "pyramid scheme in disguise" because it's only really possible to make good money by recruiting people.

Why is Juice Plus sold in 4 month supply?

The four-month commitment will give you a reasonable amount of time to fully recognize the benefits of eating Juice Plus+®. Another reason is that our red blood cells turn over every 4 months and that is one of the reasons Juice Plus+® ships in a 4 month supply - to give the body time to assimilate the nutrition.

Is Juice Plus high in sugar?

Because Juice Plus+ delivers the whole food nutrition of fresh produce — with almost no sugar or starch (which the body turns into sugar) — it will not appreciably increase blood sugar levels.

Why is Juice Plus not FDA approved?

In December 2007, the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) filed a complaint with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to “halt the marketing of NSA's Juice Plus Orchard Blend and Garden Blend capsules because the products appear to be adulterated and misbranded”.