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

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 ...

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, ...

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Tart cherry juice has become popular for its potential health benefits. One of those benefits may include increased muscle recovery for athletes, a researcher says. Other potential benefits include ...

Tart cherry juice has become popular on social media for its health benefits. You can try making a "mocktail" with the juice to aid with sleep and muscle recovery. A ...

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 ...

It's fun to have a sweet treat to celebrate life's big (and not-so-big) moments, but it can also be a lot of work. Sometimes you feel like making something from scratch, but sometimes (aka most times) ...

People who struggle to fall asleep often have a bevy of sleep tips at their disposal, from taking melatonin supplements to avoiding screens at night. But those who keep their phones on in bed may have ...

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Drinking cherry juice before bed might help fight acute inflammation. Here is exactly how it can reduce inflammation while ...

FREMONT, Mich. — Michigan is the largest producer of tart cherries in the nation, but with rising production costs, combined with low wholesale prices, it’s getting harder for farmers to make ends ...