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Doctors and medical experts have been sounding off on the benefits of drinking pickle juice, noting that athletes turn to the sour juice for a proper pick me up

Pickle juice can help stop muscle cramps during exercise and sleep, doctors say. They explain how it works and how much to drink.

Try taking a sip of pickle juice when you have a leg cramp. Studies suggest it may bring relief.

Sipping pickle brine at the onset of a muscle cramp led to a significant decrease in cramp severity in a randomized controlled trial.

Drinking more than three cups of caffeinated coffee a day is associated with fewer liver problems, according to a new study.

"This is the closest were ever going to get to a linkage between what people are eating or drinking and the health of their liver," said the studys senior author.

Study finds protective benefit with high consumption, though not for fatty liver disease