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15. Orange Juice

In addition to the vitamin C for which they're known, oranges are also a good source of other vitamins like A and B6. Oranges don't have a lot of calcium on their own, but many brands fortify their orange juice with calcium. People with high cholesterol can benefit from oranges, which help lower the level of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) or bad cholesterol. Those with reflux disease or GERD, however, should avoid oranges as their acidity can aggravate heartburn.

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