does RED JUICE makes you lose weight?

I haven't a clue about red juice.But I've read that juice made of fruits of a darker shade are good for us.The article seemed to indicate that such fruit contain more vitamins.What i'd like to know is what red juice is made of?

Hey, Amyson, I know the fresh fruit juice is good for health! Though I don't know what the RED JUICE means? I guess it includes tomato juice, watermolon juice and other fruit juice in red color. Am I right?

But I like many kinds of fruit juice, no matter its color.

When I had dinner in restaurants few years ago, I liked order a cup of fruit juice. But now I seldom do this, as it's reported some restaurants squeeze fruit juice by rotten fruit. It's too awful!

So if I want fruit juice, I will squeeze it by myself. But as I'm lazy sometimes, I just eat fruit directly!

Haha... Your post remind me a story several months ago, I had buffet in a hotel, then I pick up a cup of tomato juice, my friend said, "Oh, tomato juice, it's health. You made a good choice." Then I told him, "Oh, no. I used to having orange juice only (See my user name on mylot), but now I want to change my flavor and try something different."

Enjoy RED JUICE and mylotting!

if its true, im gonna have to drink red juice everyday. need to clean up the fats on my body. Lelz

Well, I have heard of the much fuzz about red juice which it says is a complete juice compose of different fruits which could help to combat many illnesses like cancer and other things you mention. I have not tried it but I plan to buy it although it is very expensive as long as it is good to the body.

It seems to me that there are an abundance of things you can chuck into your body to make you lose weight, none of which really address the reasons why people are overweight in the first place. Losing weight at any cost seems to be the mantra of the masses as long as it doesn't involve doing any exercise or eating reasonable amounts of good food.
Red juice, yellow juice or purple juice with orange spots are not going to make you healthy - a balanced sensible intake of food and a suitable exercise regime are what our bodies are built to respond to - so why not just do that??