Still, I don't recommend it -- unless, of course, your only reason for buying apple juice is for kids. Something tells me they wouldn't have any complaints. 6: Langers Apple Juice.

However, arsenic levels in apple juice – at any level – especially levels that supersede acceptable levels that have been set by FDA itself should not be tolerated.

In fact, some pediatricians recommend half-strength apple juice — a mix of half juice, half water — for sick kids who are mildly dehydrated and at least one year old (2, 3).

The seven juices that Consumer Reports found could harm children who drink 4 ounces or more daily were: Trader Joe’s Fresh Pressed Apple Juice, 100% Juice; 365 Everyday Value (Whole Foods ...

When little kids have the stomach flu and need to drink fluids, half-strength apple juice - and whatever fluid the child prefers - can be as effective as expensive electrolyte solutions ...

A nearly decade-long sampling of apple juice found a mean arsenic level of 4.6 ppb, the FDA noted in its report. But some samples had arsenic levels as high as 44 ppb.

Latino kids get 21.2% of their daily fruit from apples, as do 19.2% of Asian American kids, 18.5% of white kids and 17.2% of African American kids. Apple juice adds an additional 9.8%, 7.7%, 10.4% ...

Ingredients 3-4 medium-sized carrots, one medium-sized apple, one inch of ginger, half a lemon juice, half a teaspoon of turmeric powder, and water as per requirement.

There are lots of apple juice brands to choose from. ... Honest Kids Organic Appley Ever After Juice Drink destroys on the ...