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Yes, orange juice can ferment into alcohol when yeast gets in and warm storage gives it time.

No, orange juice doesn’t cure a hangover, but its carbs and fluid can aid hydration while its acidity may irritate a tender stomach.

Yes, orange juice can feel helpful for mucus through hydration, but it won’t directly clear phlegm and may sting a sore throat.

No, orange juice left at room temperature overnight is unsafe; discard it and keep opened juice refrigerated.

Yes, orange juice can yellow teeth over time by softening enamel and boosting stain pickup from darker drinks.

Yes, orange juice can spoil; shelf life depends on pasteurization, packaging, and storage.

No, orange juice doesn’t cure a cold; steady vitamin C intake and smart hydration may trim cold symptoms a little for some people.

Yes, orange juice can trigger vomiting in some people due to acidity, sugar load, reflux, allergy, or spoiled juice.

No, straight orange juice usually aggravates an upset stomach; diluted juice may be tolerated, but oral rehydration works better.

Yes, pairing orange juice with plant-based iron can raise iron absorption, mainly through vitamin C in the juice.