Pomegranate juice

Pomegranate and its remedies over 10,000 years old ... Originating in IRAN, the pomegranate has stood the test of time ... It is probably the only fruit to have given rise to so many symbols over thousands of years: fertility, power, health, immortality... A symbol of life in Ancient Greece, it was considered the fruit of the gods by the Egyptians (who buried their dead with pomegranates). The Bible refers to it in the Song of Songs and, according to some researchers, the "pomegranate" was the forbidden fruit of Adam and Eve. While the Greeks used it as an anti-inflammatory remedy, the Georgians used it above all to soothe haemorrhages, and Hippocrates recommended it for skin diseases and burns. Vitamin content: - Vitamin C (40% of RDA): high content compared with other fruits. Vitamin C contributes to healthy cartilage and bones. Vitamin B6: also known as pyridoxine, vitamin B6 is involved in protein metabolism and the production of transmitters. Vitamin B5: more scientifically known as pantothenic acid, this is a coenzyme that enables the body to use energy from ingested food. It is also involved in the production of neurotransmitters and haemoglobin. Mineral intake: Potassium: this is the most important mineral in pomegranate, with an intake of 250 mg! Potassium is an essential nutrient for regulating nerve impulses. It ensures several vital functions such as the transmission of nerve impulses, the proper functioning of the kidneys and muscular contraction. It helps to maintain the body's acid-base balance. Trace elements: Copper: An essential trace element for the body, copper helps to produce the haemoglobin and collagen that the body needs. Copper is one of the essential trace elements with a demonstrated risk of deficiency. Pomegranates also contain: - Vitamin D: regulates calcium levels in the body - Vitamin E: very rare in ordinary fruit - Vitamin A: necessary for converting food into energy - Fibre: necessary for intestinal transit Phosphorus: plays an important role in energy production and is considered very useful for the brain - Calcium: essential for bone formation - Magnesium: essential for nervous and emotional balance - Sodium: necessary for muscle and nerve function - Iron: essential for the production of ATP, the body's primary source of energy - Zinc: boosts the immune system. 1 bottle of 125 ml