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9. It doesn't say where this has been published and peer-reviewed yet

Mon May 28, 2012, 12:22 PM

May 2012

Which right off the bat raises red flags for me. Secondly, 58 volunteers is a pretty small sample size to base a study on.

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A daily glass of pomegranate juice increases testosterone levels [View all] n2doc May 2012 OP

I think I'll call my financial advisor!!! elleng May 2012 #1

Pfft. Pomegranate juice is for wimps. ZombieHorde May 2012 #2

Ran right thru me in minutes. wasn't marybourg May 2012 #4

What happens when you have pomegranate yogurt? Sanity Claws May 2012 #5

You really don't want to know n/t n2doc May 2012 #6

Pomegranate effects drugs, much like grapefruit unc70 May 2012 #8

It doesn't say where this has been published and peer-reviewed yet NickB79 May 2012 #9

You might want to check that study more closely GoneOffShore Jun 2012 #10