A study reveals that compounds in pomegranate may improve heart functioning

Recent findings from King’s College London reveal that urolithin A, extracted from pomegranates, may hold great promise for heart health enhancement. Animal studies show significant improvements in heart function among mice with heart failure, as urolithin A appears to facilitate heart relaxation, potentially reducing blood pressure and enlargement risks. Nevertheless, human studies are necessary to confirm efficacy, while experts stress maintaining a balanced diet for optimal heart wellness.

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