By now you've probably already heard that pomegranates are good for your heart. In fact, walk by most grocery store "health food" aisles and you're likely to see at least a drink or two made with pomegranate juice. If you're not already eating pomegranates or drinking some form of its juice, here is yet another reason you may want to consider doing so ... It turns out that it could have a positive impact on reducing inflammation and joint pain caused by rheumatoid arthritis (RA). [1] Studies have been done in the past to examine the effects of pomegranate juice on arthritis and inflammation... however they were done on rats, not humans. In this recent pilot study, published in The Israeli Me