Are Juices Good?

 Are Juices Good?

A variety of fruit juice beverages mostly use citric acid as a flavoring agent. When citric acid is consumed too much, a large amount of organic acid suddenly enters the human body. When the intake exceeds the body's acid processing capacity, the pH value of the experience will be imbalanced, resulting in acidemia. Especially in the midsummer, due to the hot weather and sweating, the human body will lose a lot of electrolytes, such as potassium, sodium, chlorine and other alkaline components. A lot of sour drinks are more likely to make body fluids acidic.