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The claim that deoxygenated orange juice has a fraction of the nutritional benefits of hand-squeezed juice is an assertion that needs to be backed up with evide
by Niten 11y ago
The claim that deoxygenated orange juice has a fraction of the nutritional benefits of hand-squeezed juice is an assertion that needs to be backed up with evidence, not blindly assumed.
- badloginagain 11y agoI charge you with the opposite task- prove industrial orange juice is healthier than juice squeezed from an orange.
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- s_q_b 11y agoEi incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat.
- mc808 11y agoQuidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.
- LoSboccacc 11y agoAee ere ire l'acca fan fuggire
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- andybak 11y agoPh'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn. Sorry. What game are we playing here?
- s_q_b 11y agoAb abusu ad usum non valet consequentia :) Colloquial translation for those of you playing along at home: The burden of proof lies with he who affirms not he who denies, since by the nature of things, he who denies cannot produce any proof. (This is the classic statement of the presumption of innocence, and also one of the core principles in the dawn of Enlightenment era science, where it was adapted into our modern understanding of scientific skepticism.) >That which is said in Latin seems deep. Just because something is abused does not mean that a proper usage of the same is also wrong. We're also attempting to communicate solely through well known quotations, which poses its own set of unique constraints.
- grecy 11y agoI never realized Google do this themselves. https://www.google.com/search?q=nutritional+value+of+jurice+vs+oranges https://www.google.com/search?q=nutritional+value+of+jurice+... (change Juice type to Orange) So we can see right off the bat the compared to Juice, oranges per unit volume have 12 times more dietary fiber, more vitamin A & C, almost 4 times more calcium. That wasn't hard to find.
- db48x 11y agoFiber is not a nutrient; fiber is any part of a food which cannot be digested. It's no surprise that oranges have more pulp than orange juice. As for micronutrients like vitamins, all of them can be destroyed by heat. All forms of cooking reduce the amount of vitamins in the food, and pasteurization is no exception. The trade-off is generally worth it, however, as it takes a fair amount of work to avoid enough foods that you end up with a deficiency, and the health benefits of killing the bacteria are so great. Also, fruit juice has a lot of sugar in it; you don't want it to be too large a part of your diet anyway.
- vilhelm_s 11y agoThat is the difference between eating a whole orange versus just drinking the juice. But what Niten asked was whether there is any difference between drinking freshly squeezed juice versus drinking pasteurized+stored juice. Can you find any sources discussing that question?
- slavik81 11y agoThat's a comparison between whole oranges and orange juice, not a comparison between fresh orange juice and deoxygenated orange juice.