Pomegranate Juice For Osteoarthritis
In this Q&A, a reader asks about possible adverse interactions between pomegranates and Lipitor. Pomegranate juice has been shown to have the same effect on the body's metabolism as grapefruit juice does, which can cause dangerously high levels of drugs in the bloodstream.
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From Our Sources
Can pomegranate juice lower cholesterol?
Dr. Paul G. Donohue responds to a reader's question about whether there is truth to reports that pomegranate juice lowers cholesterol. Dr. Donohue... Read more »
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