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Pomegranates in Thailand: Healthy and a kind of natural Viagra for men

By Editorial
Posted in Food and drink, Health, Vitamin and minerals, Power supply
Tags: Erectile dysfunction, Pomegranates, Pomegranate, Tropical fruit

January 22 2024

Pomegranates, with their unique flavor and deep red seeds, have a special place in Thailand. They have come from far away, from Iran to northern India, and now they grow in the warm Thai climate. These fruits are not only tasty, but also very healthy, and have carved out their own place in Thai cuisine and culture. This fruit is certainly interesting for men who want to perform a little more in bed.

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Pomegranates in Thailand: Healthy and a kind of natural Viagra for men