admin answers:

Grapefruits are a problem in people taking heart medications. Grapefruits can interfere with the functionality of the medicines. It is not surprising if someone with diabetes also has some high blood pressure problems or be taking “heart medicine.”

Juice also has to be monitored very carefully in people with diabetes. It is all carbs. If it is called a “juice drink ” it has extra added sugar. Check with your doctor to see what medicines you are taking and what restrictions may be required.

admin answers:

The juices are basically the same. Ruby red grapefruit is just variation of grapefruit.

admin answers:

If you drink more than a six pack in a week your considered an alcoholic…

There is no safety area, per se, one drink can be too many, but this is rare. But who know where you are at mentally and physically? One drink could be your Rubicon… Personally the longer I live, the less I drink – basically never now – and the smarter I stay.

admin answers:

Ruby Reds is a nutritional drink which combines vitamins, minerals, freeze-dried fruits & vegetables, probiotic antioxidants & enzymes to support overall health. Tastes pretty good, like a punch drink. This is a powder that you add to water. Does drinking it make me feel healthier? That is so hard to quantify, it is like asking me if taking Vitamin C makes me feel healthier. The point is that it provides a variety of the nutrients are bodies need, so it supports keeping your body healthy.

This could be a good substitute to a traditional glass of orange juice for breakfast – depending upon your children – they should find the taste okay. You can find more info at: http://www.rubyreds.com/ or the parent website: http://www.newvitality.com/. They also sell a chocolate supplement called Cocopure which I like, too.