Archive for the ‘In The News’ Category
Pomology on The Daily Dish
Monday, July 12th, 2010
New Age Mama’s Pomology Giveaway
Tuesday, May 25th, 2010Over at NewAgeMama (http://newagemama.blogspot.com) they’re loving the Anti-Aging supplement and are offering a giveaway for a free bottle of Anti-Aging.
We’re Feeling Fit with Dana!
Tuesday, May 25th, 2010Thanks to Dana over at FeelingFitWithDana.com for giving her review of Energy Drink Mix.
Here’s what she thought:
I don’t know about you, but I seem to be dragging lately. I do think all this sun is helping me, thank goodness, but I have been a little tired lately. I was really excited when Pomology sent me their energy drink to try. At this point, I could use a little energy boost. We had rain for 9 days straight and I am a solar powered gal!
Pomology Energy Drink is a powder that you mix with water or put in your smoothies. I first mixed it with water and just shook it, it tastes good, a little sweet, but good sweet, not overpowering. But, it was a little powdery. When I added it to my smoothie, I liked it better. The flavor was subtle and the powdery taste wasn’t there.
Pomology is a blend of pomegrante and green tea. These antioxidants help to promote overall good health and increase energy levels. It also contains rhodiola rosea, guarana and cocoa. I didn’t get any jittery feeling that comes with some energy drinks. I don’t do well with caffeine usually and I didn’t have any problems with Pomology.
Overall, I liked the drink and will continue to use it. It did give me a boost of energy on those rainy days and it was great if I used it before my workouts!
Save Thanks to Vitamin Angels
Monday, May 24th, 2010Don’t forget to use ANGELFAN during checkout to receive 25% off any order. This ties back to our facebook promotion with Vitamin Angels.
Pomology Featured on KTLA Morning Show
Tuesday, May 4th, 2010Health news: Pomegranates can speed up labor
Tuesday, February 9th, 2010Pomegranates could speed up childbirth
Pomegranates could help speed up childbirth - and may reduce the number of emergency Caesarean sections performed as a result of long labour. Research carried out at the University of Liverpool shows that the seeds of the fruit contain high levels of a steroid, betasitosterol. When the researchers added this natural extract to uterus tissue in laboratory tests, they found it increased muscle activity. Every year, around a quarter of babies born in England - 155,000 - are delivered by Caesarean. More than half the Caesareans performed are emergency procedures due to problems during labour.
It’s thought that the increasing number of obese women may be partly to blame. The Liverpool team hope that the pomegranate- seed extract could help reduce the number of Caesareans. However they stressed there is no evidence that drinking pomegranate juice will have the same effect. Source
Check out Our Green Book
Wednesday, August 12th, 2009
Pomology is happy to be an advertiser in “Our Green Book,” a free, quality publication available in the New York area featuring some of the hottest, tastiest and healthiest trends and products available.
With their magazine available to any reader online, you can peruse some tasty articles and grab some help tips about leading a healthy, happy and delicious lifestyle.
Pomology now available at GNC!
Saturday, August 8th, 2009GNC corporate stores are now carrying Pomology’s Anti-Aging and Antioxidant Health formulas. Next time you’re in a GNC, be sure to let them know you’re a fan and maybe pick up a bottle or two.
If you’re looking for the nearest GNC to you, visit their store locator.
Superfruits and Pomology in Whole Foods Magazine
Thursday, July 30th, 2009If “you are what you eat,” then why not turn to superfruits for super health? Shoppers are asking themselves this question, believing superfruits offer a win–win scenario with delicious taste and feel-great benefits (many of which are data supported).
Pomology Anti-Aging with Resveratrol in Miami Fitness Examiner
Monday, May 25th, 2009Pomology was recently covered in the Miami Fitness Examiner. Click here to read the article.
