Pomegranate Compound Boosts Heart Function by 80% in Animal Tests
Urolithin A, a compound produced naturally after consuming foods like pomegranates, walnuts, and berries, improved heart function by 80% in early animal experiments. It helped relax stiff heart tissue, reduced scarring, and limited harmful changes to the heart muscle, suggesting a potential new treatment for difficult forms of heart failure.
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