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The pomegranate, known to show up in supermarkets in the autumn and winter months, produces a tart and tangy, bright red juice that can be enjoyed year round. The juice has been found to be full of the same heart healthy nutrients contained in the fruit itself. These nutrients have been linked to the reduction of various health conditions and diseases.
