Pomegranate Compound Boosts Heart Function by Up to 80% in Mice with Heart Failure
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This announcement highlights research showing that a compound derived from pomegranates, urolithin A, can improve heart function by up to 80% in mice suffering from heart failure. The finding suggests a potential natural approach to supporting heart health through gut bacteria metabolism of dietary components.
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