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– . (GA) – January BUSINESS PRESS: Start-up focuses on anti-aging chemical in red wine Here’s the kind of headline you like to see: “Drink Wine and Live Longer.” That’s what Fortune (Feb. ) says in its cover story about a new company set up by Harvard Medical School scientist David Sinclair and former venture capitalist, and doctor, Christoph Westphal. Sinclair’s tests on mice, made public last November, concluded that the chemical resveratrol, found in red wine, showed signs of helping ward off the ill effects… . (DC) – January Start-up focuses on anti-aging chemical in red wine ATLANTA — Here’s the kind of headline you like to see: “Drink Wine and Live Longer.” That’s what Fortune (Feb. ) says in its cover story about a new company set up by Harvard Medical School scientist David Sinclair and former venture capitalist, and doctor, Christoph Westphal. Sinclair’s tests on mice, made public last November, concluded that the chemical resveratrol, found in red wine, showed signs of helping ward off the… . Times Union, The (Albany, NY) – December Make healthy choices at the next holiday feast Ah,the holidays! Your heart is filled with cheer and your hors d’oeuvre plate runneth over. The month of December can feel like a -day snackathon, so revelers should “strike a balance between health and enjoyment,” says Mary Ryan, a registered dietitian based in Jackson Hole, Wyo. “Decide what you really want to taste, then ignore the rest.” Nutritionists weighed in on perennial party-food dilemmas. Take their cues, grab a glass of… . (MO) – December How to choose wisely Which wine? Which cookie? Know the score before hitting the buffet table. NUTRITION – Holiday eating The month of December can feel like a -day snackathon. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with eating, drinking and being merry, but revelers should “strike a balance between health and enjoyment,” says Mary Ryan, a registered dietitian based in Jackson Hole, Wyo. “Decide what you really want to taste, then ignore the rest.” Nutritionists weighed in on perennial party-food dilemmas. Take their cues, grab a… . Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News – November EDITORIAL: Alas, no cure in a bottle Nov. The hearts of wine lovers no doubt skipped a beat recently when they read headlines intimating that red wine could help us live longer, healthier and certainly happier lives.In fact, the story seemed almost too good to be true.”If we’re right about this,” said Dr. David Sinclair, “it would mean you could have the benefit of restricting calories without having to feel hungry. It’s the Holy Grail of aging… . – October BRIEFING Red wine called a cancer fighter Regularly drinking red wine can substantially reduce the risk of colorectal cancer, but the physician who made the discovery said he is not encouraging anyone to pick up the habit.Dr. Joseph C. Anderson, an assistant professor of medicine at Stony Brook University Medical Center, attributes red wine’s benefits to a compound called resveratrol, found in grape skin.As a result of its presence, Anderson said, red- wine drinkers who imbibe… . – August , Grape expectations Summer menus can be a breeze with a wealth of fruit and produce — such as grapes — available to help make short work of meal preparation.Grapes make a health-wise summer treat. A / -cup serving offers calories, gram of fat and percent of the daily value for vitamin C. The total carbohydrate count is grams, but grams of that is dietary fiber, according to the California Table Grape Commission.Grapes also contain phytochemicals, the substances that give plants their… . Daily – March Peanuts offer benefits that reduce cancer risk March is National Peanut Month and a good time to celebrate an American favorite.Although peanuts are considered common today, ancient Peruvians valued them so highly, they buried pots of peanuts with their mummified dead to nourish them during their long trip to the afterlife.Peanuts are a big crop in the Southern states, including Oklahoma, with half of the overall crop going to making peanut butter. Two prominent peanut farmers – Thomas Jefferson and Jimmy Carter – went on to be… . Southwest Times Record (Fort Smith, AR) – March , Look To The Vine Good sleep, a hot bath and a glass of wine was what Saint Thomas Aquinas quoted as his recipe for alleviating sorrow. And while many concur that properties in wine may help induce relaxation at times, new evidence is pointing toward heart healthy benefits found from the fruit of the vine. Joseph Post, of the Post Familie Vineyards, said that while his family stands by moderation, wine holds many health benefits. “Our families long-standing belief is that wine is a sacred beverage… . Southwest Times Record (Fort Smith, AR) – February Look To The Vine Good sleep, a hot bath and a glass of wine was what Saint Thomas Aquinas quoted as his recipe for alleviating sorrow. And while many concur that properties in wine may help induce relaxation at times, new evidence is pointing toward heart healthy benefits found from the fruit of the vine. Joseph Post, of the Post Familie Vineyards, said that while his family stands by moderation, wine holds many health benefits. “Our families long-standing belief is that wine is a sacred beverage…

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