Cherry Juice

Cherry juice is a tasty and useful drink that contains vitamins, trace elements, organic acids, polyphenols, in particular anthocyanins, and other substances. It helps reduce the sensation of pain, eliminates inflammation, normalizes sleep. But these are not all its valuable human properties.

Cherry juice contains fruit acids that stimulate the activity of the digestive system. It is used in the treatment of gastritis with low acidity and diseases associated with bile stasis. In addition, it is a natural antibiotic that helps to speed up the recovery of dysentery and angina.

Due to the high concentration of vitamin P, the drink is used as a prevention and treatment of cardiovascular diseases.

We continue the long list of useful properties of cherry juice .

Health benefits

The natural juice of cherries calms the nervous system, improves blood circulation, prevents seizures and muscle spasms.
Doctors advise the drink to be taken as a prophylaxis or to reduce the intensity of epileptic seizures, mental strain and cerebrovascular disorders.
Cherry juice improves memory, prevents the development of senile dementia.

Regular use of cherry juice fights insomnia, and this is important for the elderly, who often suffer from sleep disorders. As the drink calms the nervous system, as already mentioned above, the process of falling asleep is easier. The soporific effect of the liquid is manifested after two weeks of daily intake.

Due to its high iron content, amniotic fluid stimulates the production of red blood cells saturated with hemoglobin. Coumarins in its composition reduce blood clotting and the risk of blood clots.

Cherry juice helps remove toxins and uric acid (a major cause of headaches and joint pain) and reduces vascular spasms.

Organic acids (malic, citric, fumaric, succinic, salicylic) and cellulose stimulate the gastrointestinal tract, have choleretic properties, increase the acidity of gastric juice and the production of enzymes.
Cherry juice can be taken feast diseases of the gallbladder, intestines and stomach with normal and reduced acidity.

The fruit drink removes salts and water from the body, reduces swelling and kidney load. It has anti-inflammatory and mild diuretic effects.

Natural homemade cherry juice contains minimal amounts of fructose. In addition to stimulating the production of insulin, it contributes to the absorption of glucose, prevents its conversion into fat, which subsequently accumulates in fat stores. It also speeds up metabolism and calorie burning.

Cherry juice is equally useful for all age groups for both men and women.

During youth, the course of metabolic processes improves, health is maintained in good condition, and diseases are prevented. In the elderly, the juice is useful in combating the changes and ailments that occur with age, allows the activity to be preserved until old age.

The drink improves blood circulation and stimulates libido (in ancient Greece it was called the "drink of passion").

During the menstrual cycle, women lose a lot of blood, and with it a lot of nutrients and energy. In this regard, cherry juice compensates for the deficiency of iron in the body, stimulates the production of hemoglobin, helps to speed recovery from bleeding, eliminates inflammation, normalizes blood composition and gives vitality.

Cherry juice contains natural antibacterial substances that reduce inflammation. Thanks to the stimulation of blood circulation, the condition of the small pelvis improves, the stagnation disappears, and with it the symptoms of prostatitis.

Contraindications

Cherry juice is contraindicated in :

• stomach ulcer;
• gastritis with excessive production of hydrochloric acid;
• chronic lung diseases;
• digestive disorders;
• individual intolerance, allergies.

Often in children there is a rash and other allergic reactions after using products containing anthocyanins (red fruits and berries). Therefore, cherry juice is not suitable for consumption by children under 3 years of age. The developing organism is not yet ready for such stress

Drinking with increased acidity of gastric juice and ulcers can be harmful to health and lead to side effects: heartburn, belching, stomach pain (especially when taken on an empty stomach).

With a tendency to diarrhea and chronic colitis, digestive stimulating juice is contraindicated: excessive secretion of acid and bile gives a laxative effect, increases the formation of gas and causes spasms in the intestines.

People with liver disease should also be careful with the use of cherry juice, because it increases the load on this organ, which can worsen its condition.

In chronic lung disease, the drink may increase puffiness and cough, so its consumption is not recommended.