[ConservativeMind]

This appears to be a strong candidate for helping to rejuvinate older cells. Could be a harmless drink to test for a few weeks.

As it appears to require a gut microbe, consider taking a multi-strain probiotic. They don't know which family of probiotic does the conversion, but some people don't have it.

[ChildOfThe60s]

Pomegranate seeds make a tasty topping for a salad.

[Paladin2]

Eewww, poop transplants....

[MamaB]

I love them and the juice. I try to keep Pom juice in my fridge. I was born in MS and a friend of my dad’s had a few trees.

[JimSEA]

Growing up in Arizona, almost every house had both pomegranate and fig trees. I still like both today. Pomegranate juice is good if not overly sweetened.

[Fiddlstix]

Bookmark

[sneakers]

My husband loves pomegranates.

Hmmmm. Maybe that’s why, when I accompanied him to his heart dr checkup, the nurse looked at me and said to my husband “I see you brought your mother.”

I walked out.

[dp0622]

How does it mix with Jack?

[MaxistheBest]

Another one of my grandmother’s common sense foods. She always ate pomegranates, honey, vinegar, garlic and onions....and a small shot of brandy with her morning tea:) She lived to be 98.

[TigersEye]

I can finally be glad that I’m a nematode!

[Mount Athos]

Look at the Minoan civilization, the pre-greek civilization in Crete.

They were totally obsessed with Pomegranates. They demanded and received giant vases full of pomegranates from places they conquered. It seemed so weird to me

[Tanniker Smith]

I do like POM drink, but it’s so frickin expensive and never on sale.

[headstamp 2]

Try Saccharomyces Boulardii.

[Red Badger]

Great news!.... .........if you’re a nematode...........

[Mrs. Don-o]

Thanks.

[SuperLuminal]

So, I guess, at almost 83, I should demand free pompoms as part of Medicare...

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

In nematodes and rodents, the effect is nothing short of amazing.

Just what we always wanted, stronger vermin!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Thanks for posting this.

[octex]

When a kid in the 40’s-50’s, our back lot had a Victory Garden, as did all of our neighbors’ lots in the WW2 days.

We had a pomegranate tree within our small orchard and vegetable/berry plantings. The fruit was delicious and loaded with seeds, which we discarded like melon seeds.