Food and nutrition
Pomegranatefor antioxidant and cardiovascular support
Include pomegranate for its antioxidant, anti-parasitic, gut-soothing, and cardiovascular benefits.
- State
- Strong consensus
- Research
- Research limited: expert opinion
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- Experts
- 4 experts
Updated 23 September 2026
“Pomegranate Peel Brew (gentle anti-parasitic tool)...The tannins and polyphenols in the skin act as natural anti-parasitic agents while soothing the gut lining”
a certified naturopath · Source
What to do
Include pomegranate for its antioxidant, anti-parasitic, gut-soothing, and cardiovascular benefits. This entry applies for antioxidant and cardiovascular support.
What the experts say
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a certified naturopathRecommends
“The tannins and polyphenols in the skin act as natural anti-parasitic agents while soothing the gut lining.”
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a licensed naturopathic doctorRecommends
“Pomegranates have antioxidants that improve nitric oxide levels and help fight plaque, which can cause poor blood flow and erectile dysfunction.”
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a certified nutrition and mineral coachRecommends
“Pomegranate increases nitric oxide, glutathione, and has antimicrobial effects in the gut, supporting detoxification.”
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one of our sourcesRecommends
“The expert emphatically recommends pomegranate for a wide range of health issues including immune, blood sugar, histamine, microbiome, liver, cognitive function, low glutathione, fertility, parasites, and dysbiosis.”
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