Pomegranate is generally safe for most people — but some individuals may need to avoid or limit it due to interactions with medications or specific health conditions. While it offers powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, it’s important to consider individual factors when incorporating concentrated forms.

• Individuals taking blood pressure medication – pomegranate may enhance its effects and cause hypotension
• Patients on anticoagulants or blood thinners – pomegranate may slow clotting in some people
• Those with pomegranate allergies – rare, but can trigger itching, swelling, or breathing issues
• People with GI sensitivity – large amounts may irritate the digestive tract in some individuals

👉 Always consult a healthcare professional before starting concentrated extracts, especially if you’re managing a health condition or on long-term medication.

• Pomegranate may inhibit cytochrome P450 enzymes, affecting how certain medications are metabolized ¹.
• Studies suggest pomegranate juice can lower blood pressure significantly — which may be risky for those already medicated for hypertension ².

More clinical trials are needed to define safe thresholds for high-concentration extracts across different populations.

Pomegranate is a powerful health food, but not always suitable for everyone. If you’re on medications or managing chronic conditions, speak with your doctor before using concentrated extracts or functional formulas.

⚠️ When in doubt, start with small servings and monitor your body’s response — especially if using a functional formula like our pomegranate-curcumin-D3 blend.