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Old 08-22-2014, 04:05 PM #1
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Old 08-23-2014, 03:25 PM #2
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Do our supplement experts on NT recommend adding pomegranate as another tablet to our medicinal shelves?
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Do our supplement experts on NT recommend adding pomegranate as another tablet to our medicinal shelves?
Not sure if it is available in tablet form, but you can buy pomegranate juice in the grocery store. Walmart has it in 8 and 16 oz. containers. 2 bucks for the 8 oz. size. I have been drinking it periodically for about a year now but did not know it might offer PD benefits until I read the article I posted. I am hoping tart cherry juice is helping with my pd, too. It has certainly been a godsend for depression and sleep. So, I think I am not going to wait for the drug companies to come up with a drug from pomegranate when juice is avalable to us now.
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That is really strange because I have been avoiding pomegranate (it is often paired with blueberries in juices and other products). Because I had read that it might exacerbate PD. I don't know how to post a link but if you google Pomegranate and Parkinsons, the 3rd or so hit down you will see some studies done with rats where pomegranate exacerbated PD. Go figure.

Seems you often find conflicting evidence when studying scientific studies
Science to me doesn't seem like much of a science
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Seems you often find conflicting evidence when studying scientific studies
Science to me doesn't seem like much of a science
I remember that study came out just this past April. Confusing, isn't it. Welcome to the world of PD.
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Sorry, just posted this on new thread.

http://stopparkinsons.com/thoughts/w...2993#more-1083
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Sorry, just posted this on new thread.
Yay this was written by Dr. Ben !!!
I am helping with the funding of this project !
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