pomegranate juice, antioxidents

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My mother is using grape juice and sure jell for her arthritis.

She says it works and I have seen that she is now able to open her

hands up now. She could not open them before, she is 89.

I was having a bit of muscle pain from starting on a new exercise

program...I tried her grape juice and sure jell and the grape juice

made me ill...grape juice is not too good for my mold sensitivity.

Since you posted this, I am wondering if it is something that both

juices have in them that controls the pain??

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I couldn't pull up link but what is 'sure jell'??

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> My mother is using grape juice and sure jell for her arthritis.

> She says it works and I have seen that she is now able to open her

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If I am correct, it has apple pectin in it..it is used to make jelly.

One can purchase it in the canning section in the grocery store.

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Jackie, What do you use apple pectin and pom juice for? One makes a

jelly and then you flavor jelly with pom juice? ..or make a gel to

put on arthritic joint? I must have missed a post.

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> If I am correct, it has apple pectin in it..it is used to make

jelly.

> One can purchase it in the canning section in the grocery store.

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I was responding to a link that someone posted about pom juice helping

arthritis. I was thinking about my 89 year old mother's excitement

over how her hands can move now that she is using a table spoon of

sure-gel ( an ingredent used for making jelly) to a cup of grape juice

and drinks it...I was thinking out loud that it is possible both

juices may have the same ingredent that helps with the pain and

stiffness.

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I think the benefits of pomegranates come partly from ellagic acid.

I might be wrong, though.

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Here are some URLs on ellagic acid..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellagic_acid

http://www.ellagic.net/index.htm

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i think there's MUCH to be said for natural " remedies. " i don't know much

about pom juice, etc., but i DO know my dad uses black cherry juice for his

gouty arthritis.... & it works WELL.

victoria

[] Re: pomegranate juice, antioxidents

>I was responding to a link that someone posted about pom juice helping

> arthritis. I was thinking about my 89 year old mother's excitement

> over how her hands can move now that she is using a table spoon of

> sure-gel ( an ingredent used for making jelly) to a cup of grape juice

> and drinks it...I was thinking out loud that it is possible both

> juices may have the same ingredent that helps with the pain and

> stiffness.

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