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Moderate drinking Beneficial to Heart Health

... than healthy teetotallers. One unit is a glass of wine or a half-pint of beer. Eric Rimm at Harvard school of medicine in Boston said, "We only looked at really healthy people, but even beyond their already low risk, people who drink moderately can lower their risk of [heart attack] still further. [Doc...

Drinking Red Wine Cuts Risk of Colorectal Cancer

The consumption of more than three glasses of red wine a week reduced the risk for significant colorectal...he high content of the compound resveratrol in red wine plays a key role. Resveratrol is an anti-fungal chemical that occurs naturally under the skin of red...

A Heady Option to Tackle Brain Damage after Stroke

...efore contend that drinking a couple of glasses of wine every day might actually help in providing protect...n damage associated with stroke. This might give wine lovers a valid reason to grab another goblet of red wine all in the name of good health!...

Wine Bottles to Warn of Pitfalls of Drinking

...e will appear in newspapers. The warnings on the wine bottles will start from next year. Its exact nature is what is being negotiated. The government and the European want them to be explicit, carrying guidelines on how much can be safely consumed, and advice on alcoholism. The drinks industry is willin...

Science Behind Health Benefits of Moderate Beer Consumption

...om the ethanol itself, making consumption of beer, wine or spirits equally beneficial. The 2005 Dietary ...any men and more than four times as many women say wine is healthful over those who say beer has health benefits. Even fewer said moderate consumption of sp...

Red Wine: One Drink A Day, Keeps Alzheimer's At Bay!

...s in the World Today – Alzheimer's disease. // Red wine has always hogged a fair share of the limelight, w...nd brain. A recent study seems to suggest that Red wine may be the elixir that mental health researchers have been looking for! The researchers, from Moun...

Be Wise with ‘Vice’ Lest You Whine Your Way to Ill Healt!

.... While there is little doubut the benefits of red wine in reducing heart disease and stroke, yet it would be wise to draw a line with the number of drinks. Professor Mary Gilhooly, head of gerontology research at Glasgow Caledonian University, is of the opinion that the existing prescribed alcohol lim...

Alcoholics Anonymous: A Blessing For The Addicted

...on – breaking out consumption of beer, spirits and wine separately – as well as deaths due to homicide for...ects for spirits, beer and total alcohol – but not wine – consumption," said Mann. "This confirms that different alcoholic beverages may be more or less lik...

Red Wine may Help Reduce Risk of Alzheimer's

Red wine may help reduce Alzheimer's disease, says a study ...oup of mice got its drinking water spiked with red wine (Cabernet Sauvignon from California-grown grapes). Another group had its drinking water mixed with e...

Nepal Uncorks 'Herbal Wine'

...n to study about birds, where he was introduced to wine and took an immediate interest in the new variety. He learnt the art of making wine and came back home with several ideas fermenting in his mind. The final catalyst was pheni, the lo...

Good Morning! "Have Safe Sex Please"

...e front page. "Earlier we distributed condoms at wine shops and bars, through milk vendors and at pan (tobacco) shops but we met with lukewarm response," said Ashok Kumar, the director of Andhra Pradesh State for AIDS Control Society. The papers were sent around to more than 50 villages and two towns in...

White Wine is Equally Good for Heart as Red Wine

White wine may be just as good for the heart as red, says a n... Till recently researchers had suggested that red wine contained antioxidants that were good for the heart. Grape skins are crushed along with the pulp ...

England in the Grip of Dangerous Alcohol Addiction

... for men and three pints of beer, three glasses of wine or six spirit measures for women. It was found that in the regions across eastern and southern England 16% of adults drink this amount or more, at least once a week. TheCentre for Public Health at Liverpool, the North West Public Health Observatory...

Leaf Roll Disease a Cause of Concern to Wine Growers

...de said that the virus affected both red and white wine grapes. The affected crops yielded poor quality and quantity of grapes. It is estimated that a vineyard completely infected with the virus could cost the grower $12,000 a hectare a year with total replanting costs of $57,000 a hectare....

Beer is More Healthier Than Wine

...ounter blockage of the arteries. 'People say red wine is key to that,' Bamforth said. 'But beer, if you ...he healthiest alcoholic beverage, drinkers put red wine followed by white wine at the top of the list. Then came light beer, light-colored beer and then dar...

No More Dietary Restriction for Heartburn Patients - Study Says

...e, fruit juices, spicy foods, coffee, and even red wine since restricting these foods have showed no evide...ere on very bland diets and cutting out coffee and wine and everything that they enjoy - and basically their heartburn wasn't getting any better,’ she said....

Seroxat Heart Abnormalities Risk Doubted

...he use of the drug, namely, clubfeet, a large port wine mark and neck muscle spasms. However in the group, which did not use the drug, 25 out of 557 babies were affected. But in the Seroxat group 15 percent decided to terminate their pregnancy as against 17 out of 557 in the non-drug group. "We found th...

Melatonin Hormone Found in Red Wine Grapes

... was found that grapes used in the making //of red wine have high levels of melatonin. The study results were published in the journal of science of food and Agriculture. This is a hormone which is secreted by the pineal gland in the brain in all mammals. But now the hormone’s existence in plants has shoc...

Grapes are not sour…

...redient, melatonin. That’s probably the reason why wine lulls //people to beauty sleep. Melatonin, a sleep...after a day's hard slog. 'The melatonin content in wine could help regulate the circadian rhythm [sleep-wake patterns], just like the melatonin produced by ...

Four Points to Live up to 100

...ng for ourselves. If that means sharing a bottleof wine with a loved one, so be it. It's not going to do you any harmand will help you relax and enjoy life," he told the Daily Express. He added: "Marriage and having a stable relationship is one of themost important factors. A long-term relationship prov...

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