Does sugar-cane juice increase blood Triglycerides?

Sugar-cane juice contains a lot of sucrose. Studies conducted on the matter show that a high-sucrose diet elevated plasma triglycerides by increasing the triglyceride secretion rate and decreasing the fractional catabolic rate. read more

As long as it's 100 percent pure fruit juice, you'll get about the same vitamins and minerals as eating the whole fruit. However, fruit juice does not retain fiber, and one cup can exceed 100 calories. The calories and natural sugar you'll get from fruit juice can increase your levels of triglycerides. read more

Excess sugar is known to contribute to obesity, diabetes, and other conditions linked to heart disease, and now new research links it to unhealthy cholesterol and triglyceride levels. People in the study who ate the most added sugar had the lowest HDL, or good cholesterol, and the highest blood triglyceride levels. read more