This is the season when piles of fresh cherries are spilling over at your local farmers market or grocery store. And those small red fruits aren’t only delicious to snack on but also provide a ...

Despite cherries’ vitamin K content, you don’t have to stop drinking cherry juice if you’re taking a blood thinner like warfarin. Many people sip tart cherry juice for its potentially ...

A sour, tangy type of cherry that's previously been thought of as only good for baking has become the surprise breakout hit of the year for its potential – and broad – health benefits. And while it ...

Joint Health Plus is a daily health supplement that soothes the joints with tart cherry extracts from polyphenol-rich fruit. The formula is available as a capsule, though the powder within it can be ...

Researchers assessed the safety and efficacy of tart cherry supplementary citrate use among patients with gout initiating urate lowering therapy. Tart cherry supplementation had comparable effects on ...

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 ...

Do you know how hard it is to get your hands on some cherry juice in the UK? Pretty damn difficult. None of the ‘regular’ supermarkets seem to stock it (although it is now available on Ocado), and ...

Tart cherries, particularly the Montmorency variety, contain potent bioactive compounds linked to reduced inflammation, improved exercise recovery, enhanced bone formation, and better sleep quality.

It’s cherry season, and cherry growers say there’s a bumper crop this year. That’s a good thing because cherries have tons of health benefits. Plus, they’re delicious. There are two types of cherries: ...