For over three millennia, the ruby-red pomegranate has been more than just a fruit. In the heart of ancient Persia, it was carved into limestone reliefs as a symbol of peace and love. In the halls of medieval Islamic hospitals, its every part—from the juicy arils to the bitter peel and delicate flowers—was a trusted … Continue reading Nature’s Pharmacy in a Fruit: Science Validates Pomegranate’s Use for Gut, Heart, Skin, and More