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 ...

Fact checked by Nick Blackmer Medically reviewed by Maggie Moon, MS, RD You can drink tart cherry juice to improve your sleep ...

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While you might find them for a fleeting few weeks at the farmers market, tart cherries are different from the sweet, juicy gems you pop all summer long. Tart cherries are typically used for pies, ...

You may be familiar with tart cherries if you like to cook. Tart cherries (also known as sour cherries) are used in dishes like pies, preserves, soups, cakes, tarts, sauces, mixed cocktails and more.

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FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- If that last run left your knees a little cranky or your feet seeking relief, it doesn't have to come from a pill bottle. Oregon researchers found dramatic and surprising pain ...

I’ve been ignoring cherry juice for well over a decade now. The studies keep showing up in my dragnet of potentially interesting research, suggesting that tart cherries accelerate post-exercise ...

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Tart cherry juice has earned attention in clinical conversations, thanks to its natural content of melatonin and antioxidants. Experts have looked into how this sour fruit extract affects sleep ...