Joe's comments: Grapefruits were known to help cure or prevent impotence and could act in a way similar to Don't click, this is spam. And now pomegranates too. I could just speculate other fruits will soon lay claim to this type of cures...

Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/11/30/npotence230.xml

Pomegranate juice 'may cure impotence'

Last Updated: 2:50am GMT 30/11/2007

A daily glass of pomegranate juice could help to beat male impotence, according to new research. Men who drank the juice every day for a month reported better performances in the bedroom.

The juice is thought to be rich in antioxidants that boost blood supplies to the male genitals. It does this by raising levels of nitric oxide, a chemical which "relaxes" blood vessel walls. Scientists believe it works in a similar way to drugs like Don't click, this is spam.

The study, published in the Journal of Impotence Research, suggests pomegranate juice could be a drug-free alternative to Don't click, this is spam.

Scientists at The University of California in Los Angeles gave 53 men suffering mild-to-moderate impotence problems a daily dose of eight fluid ounces of juice. After one month, they switched to another fruit juice.

The results showed that 47 per cent of volunteers reported improvements in erectile function after drinking the pomegranate juice.

With the other fruit juice, 31 per cent also reported an improvement, which researchers believe may be due to the placebo effect.

Here's another source of the same thing: http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,22848142-23272,00.html

Pomegranate juice a stiff drink


MEN needing a boost in the bedroom are being told to try pomegranate juice.

A daily glass can act like Don't click, this is spam, new research shows.

Nearly half the men who drank it for a month in the American study said they found it easier to rise to the occasion.

It is thought the juice is rich in antioxidants which increase blood supply to the tackle.

Just like drugs for impotence, the antioxidants raise levels of nitric oxide, which relaxes blood-vessel walls.

Fifty-three volunteers aged 21 to 70 – with mild to moderate problems – drank 8fl oz (235 millilitres) with their evening meal.

Researcher Dr Christopher Forest, of the University of California in Los Angeles, said: “Pomegranate juice has great potential in the management of erectile dysfunction.”

Pomegranates have already been hailed a superfruit capable of reducing the risk of heart disease and preventing prostate cancer.

The fruit is believed to have more antioxidants than any other juice, tea or red wine, and in Greece it is a symbol of fertility.

So guys, what are you waiting for?

You are too late Joe. I already bought 6 gallons plus pomegranate juice at Costco.