Blackcurrants are just one of the berries that gained popularity in the US and Europe. Indian countries have their fruit that is mistakenly considered blackcurrant. Read today’s food blog and know the differences between a Jamun fruit and blackcurrant.

In some areas, blackcurrants are misguidedly considered as a variant of grape. In reality, blackcurrant and grape possess different properties that can make them stand up against each other. Read today’s food blog and know more about the blackcurrant’s profile against grapes.

Blackcurrant is helpful for so many culinary adventures that it’s hard to think it may cause constipation. Discover how blackcurrant works when ingested and if there is a high risk of experiencing constipation because of it.

Do you have a reactive bladder or incontinence? Bladder irritation is joint in both men and women and is no cause for embarrassment. Some foods like the blackcurrant may not be the best for people who have developed UTI, though.

Blackcurrant berries and freshly-squeezed juices are famous worldwide. But can these hearty food items be the potential cause of tarry or black stools? It’s time to understand how blackcurrant affects your digestion in today’s blog post.

Are you thinking of drinking more blackcurrant juice this season? But wait – you have frequent bouts of UTI, and even your doctor is worried. Will this fruit juice make things worse for you? Find out in today’s blog.

Do you struggle with GERD or acid reflux? Diet management is a well-documented method of controlling the symptoms. Find out if blackcurrant juice can cause problems with your condition, too.

Do you love blackcurrant? Blackcurrant is a popular snack item in Europe, and in Northern America, it is making a comeback. Whether you loved it as a soda flavor in your childhood or as a solid and healthy snack in adulthood, we’re here to find out if the humble blackcurrant can cause diarrhea.