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william wrote:
> steve wrote:
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>> The results of the present study thus suggest that PJ consumption by
>> patients with CAS decreases carotid IMT and systolic blood pressure
>> and these effects could be related to the potent antioxidant
>> characteristics of PJ polyphenols.
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> It is not paleofood.
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> Double not, because the carbohydrate content is likely to interfere
> with fat-burning, leaving the user in the hell of
> carbohydrate/glucose->insulin resistance described so well by Ron
> Rosedale.
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> William
>
As your position states, pomegranate "juice" is not paleo food.
However, I'm not a strict advocate or adherent to a paleo diet being
interested in the best of diet and what modern science has to offer.
Having eating a life time of unhealthy food, decreasing IMT thickness
and reversing plaque are both goals for which I have no evidence that a
strict paleo diet would have similar benefits. However, I use
supplements and rarely drink fruit juices of any kind sticking with
water only 99% of the time. Pomegranate extract is something a take
regularly in significant amounts.
Steve
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