See also. 1  Aeolian landform. 2  Aeolian processes. 3  Bagnold formula. 4  Saltation (biology) 5  Saltatory conduction. 6  The Physics of Blown Sand and Desert Dunes.
Side Effects and Warnings. Patients with diabetes or glucose intolerance may want to drink sugar-free cranberry juice to avoid a high sugar intake. High doses of cranberry may cause stomach distress and diarrhea, or may increase the risk of kidney stones in people with a history of oxalate stones.Some commercially available products are high in calories. On average, six ounces of cranberry juice contains approximately 100 calories.atients with diabetes or glucose intolerance may want to drink sugar-free cranberry juice to avoid a high sugar intake. High doses of cranberry may cause stomach distress and diarrhea, or may increase the risk of kidney stones in people with a history of oxalate stones.
While cranberry juice is safe for most babies after 6 months old, it doesn't mean you should let your baby have unlimited amounts. Many brands of cranberry juice contain added sugar, which your baby doesn't need, and that drives up the calorie count without also providing nutrients such as fiber.According to KidsHealth, drinking too much juice leaves your baby at a higher risk of unhealthy weight gain, tooth decay and diarrhea.any brands of cranberry juice contain added sugar, which your baby doesn't need, and that drives up the calorie count without also providing nutrients such as fiber. According to KidsHealth, drinking too much juice leaves your baby at a higher risk of unhealthy weight gain, tooth decay and diarrhea.