Ineldea Pomegranate juice

GRENADA and its remedies more than 10,000 years old ... Originally from IRAN, Grenada has stood the test of time... It is probably the only fruit that has given rise to so many symbols for millennia: Fertility, Power, Health, Immortality ... Symbol of life in ancient Greece it was considered the fruit of the Gods among the Egyptians (they buried their dead with grenades). The Bible refers to it in the Song of Songs and according to some researchers, the "pomegranate apple" is the forbidden fruit of Adam and Eve. While the Greeks used it as an anti-inflammatory remedy; the Georgians used it mainly to calm haemorrhages; Hippocrates recommended it for skin diseases or burns. Vitamin intake:- Vitamin C (40% of the RDA): high content compared to other fruits. Vitamin C contributes to the health of cartilage, bones. It also protects against infections and promotes the absorption of iron from plants. It is also the main source of dietary antioxidants.- Vitamin B6: also called pyridoxine, vitamin B6 participates in protein metabolism and the manufacture of transmitters. In general, vitamin B6 contributes to the strengthening of the immune system.- Vitamin B5: more scientifically called pantothenic acid, it is a coenzyme allowing the body to use the energy of ingested food. It is also used in the process of making neurotransmitters and hemoglobin. Mineral intake: Potassium: it is the mineral that dominates in the Pomegranate with an intake of 250 mg Potassium is an essential nutrient for the regulation of nerve impulses. It provides several vital functions such as the transmission of nerve impulses, the proper functioning of the kidneys, muscle contraction. It participates in maintaining the acid-base balance of the body. Intake of trace elements: Copper: Trace element essential to the body, Copper allows, among other things, to manufacture hemoglobin and collagen that the body needs. Copper is one of the essential trace elements at risk of deficiency demonstrated. Pomegranate also contains:- Vitamin D: regulates the level of calcium in the body.- Vitamin E: very rare in common fruits.- Vitamin A: necessary to convert food into energy.- Fiber: necessary for intestinal transit.- Phosphorus: it plays an important role in energy production and is considered very useful for the brain.- Calcium: essential for the formation of bones.- Magnesium: essential for nervous and emotional balance.- Sodium: necessary for the functioning of muscles and nerves.- Iron: essential for the production of ATP, the primary source of body energy.- Zinc: strengthens the immune system.1 bottle of 125 ml