Education
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Rehydration for Kids
Parents often ask about dosing for kids, so let's take a look together. In 2020, an Independent Review (non-industry funded) was done to look at oral rehydration solutions in kids. We wanted to summarize some of their key findings here...
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Magnesium for Migraines
At Juice Doctor, we love magnesium – not just because the data suggests that many people are deficient, but also because of the long list of potential benefits it offers! One of those potential benefits, is the role it plays...
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Why Use Apple for Hydration?
Why Apple? A lot of companies make claims about how their product effects the body on a biochemical or cellular level. Companies use textbook understanding of physiology, to make claims about how their ingredients could act on that physiology. For...
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Why we include Vitamin D in Juice Doctor
Why Vitamin D? *Content revised and edited from NIH website About Vitamin D: Vitamin D (also referred to as calciferol) is a fat-soluble vitamin that is naturally present in a few foods, and added to others. It is also produced...
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Why We Put Magnesium in Juice Doctor
Why Magnesium? A study published in Nutritional Health by Thomas et. al in 2003, estimated that 75 percent of Americans do not meet the recommended dietary allowance of magnesium. When you look at the literature to determine why this is,...
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Why not Hydrate with Salt?
Why not salt? We get it, we lose salt when we exercise - so it makes sense in theory, to have salt in a hydration drink – but, it’s not that simple when the USDA Guidelines state that 90% of Americans...
