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What is eating nettle seed or pomegranate seed good for?

nwood313

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What is eating nettle seed or pomegranate seed good for?

What is eating nettle seed or pomegranate seed good for?

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nyce

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12 years ago

Pomegranate seeds are supposed to be a good vermifuge. It will kill certain kinds of worms. Don't know about the other.

leot

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12 years ago

Nettle seeds are seldom used for nutritional benefits. Typically, the leafs and roots are the most beneficial for cleaning the blood and prostate health respectively.

Pomegranate seeds are very good for cardiovascular support

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