Grenada

Origin and history



The pomegranate, fruit of the pomegranate tree, is one of the oldest symbols of fertility and life. Native to Persia (now Iran) and the Mediterranean basin, it was already cultivated in ancient Egypt and mentioned in many religious and mythological traditions. For the Greeks, it represented abundance and rebirth, while in the Bible it symbolized prosperity. Over the centuries, this precious fruit has established itself as a true health ally, recognized for its exceptional antioxidant content.

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Properties and benefits of pomegranate

Pomegranates are considered a superfruit with many benefits:


  • Powerful antioxidant: its high polyphenol content (tannins, anthocyanins, ellagic acid) helps protect cells against oxidative stress.

  • Cardioprotective: it supports blood circulation and helps maintain normal cholesterol levels.

  • Natural anti-inflammatory: it helps reduce the effects of oxidative stress and chronic inflammation.

  • Beauty and vitality: in cosmetics, its extracts moisturize and regenerate the skin, restoring its radiance and firmness.

  • Hormonal balance: the seeds contain phytoestrogens that can help alleviate certain menopausal discomforts.
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