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– . Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News – November EDITORIAL: Cabernet, cats and candy Nov. It’s no secret that the approaching holiday seasons can mean stressful times for many people. So it is welcome news from the world of research that doses of health and happiness can be found in places other than a bottle of Prozac.Scientists have long touted the beneficial effects of moderate wine consumption, and they point to France and the Mediterranean region where red wine drinkers have fewer instances of heart disease.Recently, researchers at the Harvard… . (Riverside, CA) – November SLOSHING TO FITNESS They’re going to tear down my health club, and I’m taking this as a sign. It’s time for me to change my approach to fitness.For years, I have taken the conventional approach. I started running after I saw “Rocky.” Watching Rocky run through the streets of Philly on cold mornings, accompanied only by a soundtrack, inspired me to purchase costly running shoes, knee braces, sweatbands, a stopwatch, pedometer, reflecting tape, ace… . – November , Thanks for the Brain, Stupid (For the latest Human Nature columns on alcohol, cybersex, and Rush Limbaugh, click here.) Breeding with Neanderthals may have improved the human brain. Evidence: ) Humans reached Europe, where the Neanderthals were, around years ago. ) Humans and Neanderthals occasionally interbred. ) A gene that regulates brain size appeared in humans years ago. ) The gene is more common in Europe than in Africa, which lacked Neanderthals. Ugly old theory: We wiped out the Neanderthals… . (CT) – November , PREVENTIVE MEDICINE: Fountain of youth within reach Humanity has been preoccupied with eternal youth for as far back as records go. Tales of healing waters with rejuvenating prowess date at least to the time of Alexander the Great. The quest of Ponce de Leon for the Fountain of Youth in Florida in the early s is likely apocryphal, but legendary and universally familiar, nonetheless. In Oscar Wilde’s th century novel, “The Picture of Dorian Gray,” the title character trades his soul for everlasting youth…. . Hobart Mercury (Australia) – November , Red wine worth weight LOVERS of fatty food may be able to have their cake and eat it too, say scientists investigating a compound in red wine.They found that mice fed the fat equivalent of a coconut cream pie for every meal showed striking health improvements if their diet was supplemented with the antioxidant resveratrol.The obese mice did not lose weight but lived longer, healthier and happier lives without skimping on calories.This is the first time it has been shown to help mammals survive and the… . – November , Bush Says He Stands By Cheney And Rumsfeld Concerning Iraq War Retired U.S. Military Advisor Releases Scathing Critique Of Iraqi Forces In Action SOLEDAD O’BRIEN, ANCHOR, AMERICAN MORNING: For more of these stories, log on to our website at .com. The next hour of AMERICAN MORNING starts right now. MILES O’BRIEN, ANCHOR, AMERICAN MORNING: Standing by his man, President Bush gives Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld a big vote of confidence. We’re live at the White House.S. O’BRIEN: A major American contractor is leaving Iraq. The company’s coming home… . – October Why Girls Sleep Around (For the latest Human Nature columns on alcohol, cybersex, and Rush Limbaugh, click here.) Evolution favors female promiscuity. In a study of mouse-like marsupials, “survival of babies with promiscuous mothers was almost three times as high as those in the monogamous group.” Key reasons: ) “The sperm of some males were far more successful than others.” ) “Babies fathered by these males were twice as likely to… . – October Red wine may help prevent colon cancer More than three glasses of red wine a week may reduce the risk for significant colorectal neoplasia, or colon cancer, says a U.S. study. Dr. Joseph C. Anderson and his colleagues at Stony Brook University in New York compared the drinking habits of red and white wine drinkers with similar lifestyles to examine the prevalence of colorectal neoplasia and found that red wine dramatically reduced the risk of colorectal neoplasia by percent — but white wine did not.The… . (UT) – February Candy, wine guard against broken heart, Here’s to Your Health; Moderation recommended for valentines Nothing says “I love you” like a box of flavenols.Seriously.You can’t shrug off chocolates — the right kind, anyway — as a thoughtless Valentine’s Day gift anymore, now that studies show the delectable treat might actually protect your heart.Dark chocolate is one of the best sources of antioxidants called flavenols, which research suggests may help protect against heart disease by preventing blood clots, lowering blood pressure… . Monday Magazine (Victoria, British Columbia, Canada) – December Winning with Wine The other day I passed a bumper sticker that said, “It’s Okay Not to Drink.” It is. But what if drinking wine meant a daily dose of chemical elixirs that are good for your health?Our knowledge of wine’s healing benefits has evolved over the history of fermentation, which spans at least , years. Civilizations have been reared on wine, and today more wine is drunk in Canada than at any other time-on average litres per person, per year….

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