Green tea and red wine contain certain chemicals which could hinder the progress of Alzheimer's disease that afflict a growing number of aged people, says new research. In early-stage laboratory experiments, the researchers from …
Drinking red wine can ward-off cholesterol build-up resulting from eating red meat, say scientists. Harmful compounds from red meat form in the bloodstream, creating ‘bad’ cholesterol that damages blood vessels and heightens …
A new study suggests that could red wine could decrease your appetite, facilitate weight loss and prevent diabetes!
According to the findings published in the journal Aging, red wine could help you live longer. Resveratrol, …
There is no proof to show that chocolate and red wine protect the heart, even though a study has suggested that they lower cardiac risk by 37 percent, say scientists. This was only a 'sign', however, and not proof because of the …
According to a study one or two glasses of wine a day could help as much as medicines to protect older women from osteoporosis or thinning of bones. Regular moderate intake of alcohol after menopause helps to maintain bone …
Alcohol might just be good for you. A new research has found that a pint of beer or a small glass of wine, may go a long way in keeping you healthy. Researchers say that a diet consisting of alcohol three times a week may prove …
Two glasses of wine will bring down cholesterol levels and help you stay away from hard liquor, advises international winemaker Jean-Manuel Jacquinot. "Two glasses (20 cl) of wine a day will considerably bring down cholesterol …
A compound present in red wine, grapes and other fruits could potentially stave off obesity by blocking the development of fat cells. Kee-Hong Kim, assistant professor of food science at Purdue University, and Jung Yeon Kwon, a …
