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– . (Walnut Creek, CA) – January RED WINE MAY HELP RESISTANCE TO CANCER WASHINGTON – “To a long life” may be more than just a toast. First researchers found that red wine helps keep the heart ticking. Now studies show that a substance in grapes may prevent cancer.The finding doesn’t mean eternal health is in the bottom of a wine bottle, but the study does show that a diet loaded with fruits and vegetables is a good defense against cancer, said John Pezzuto, leader of a food research group at the University of Illinois at… . The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta Constitution – August Health Watch Tip your (red) wine glasses to lower cholesterol levels Rsearchers have identified a chemical in wine that lowers cholesterol – but stick to reds if you want to benefit from their finding.Cornell University scientists found that red Bordeaux wines had higher levels of the chemical, called resveratrol, than whites.Resveratrol appears to reduce LDL, the cholesterol that clogs up arteries, and boost HDL, the cholesterol that keeps them cleaner.Used in Chinese and Japanese folk medicine since ancient times, resveratrol historically… . – April , Ship’s Crew Recaptures Boat from Pirates Italian Town Picking up Pieces after Earthquake Power Grid Might be Vulnerable to Cyber Attack Critics Take Obama to Task for Travel KYRA PHILLIPS, ANCHOR: Drama on the high seas changes course. Twenty American crew members apparently back in control of the ship after a hijack from pirates. Foreign spies might know all about your power grid. Can you imagine the chaos if they managed to shut it off?Hello, everyone. I’m Kyra Phillips live at the world headquarters in Atlanta. You’re live in the NEWSROOM.It’s apparently over: pirates hijacking a U.S. cargo ship off… . Daily Mail, The (London, England) – August , Daily Mail: ‘Wine’ drug that will combat four diseases A DRUG that holds back the ageing process and prevents cancer, heart disease and Alzheimer’s, could be on sale within five years, scientists claim.They say it could also be used to stop the onset of diabetes, reinvigorate patients and give them more stamina.The drug is made up of chemicals that mimic resveratrol, a compound which is found in the skins of red grapes. research has shown resveratrol reduces the impact of a high-fat diet, doubles stamina and… . Eating Fabulous – April Wine Protects Against Dementia Apr. ( b media delivered by Newstex) In a long-term population study of about , Swedish women, researchers found out further evidence that there is a something in wine that protects then from suffering from dementia. The findings are based on , women who were included in the so-called Population Study of Women from . When they were examined by physicians they were asked to report how often they drank wine, beer, and liquor by selecting from seven categories on… . (NY) – February To your health Special to The Journal How would you like to live forever? Be young in mind and body, think more clearly, develop better motor skills? Fend off Alzheimer’s disease and many cancers? Never develop cataracts or a heart attack or a stroke because you’ll be reducing your cholesterol level and your blood pressure while maintaining smooth, unwrinkled skin as you shed pounds of ugly, quivering fat?Sounds too good to be true? Perhaps it is, but if you follow media hype… . Gold Coast Bulletin, The (Australia) – October , Fountain of youth a red COULD the fountain of youth be red? A compound found in red wine, and to a lesser extent in peanuts, extends the life span of yeast cells by about per cent, say researchers.Whether the substance, known as resveratrol, has the same effect on humans remains to be seen, but the early findings have sparked widespread interest in the compound.No one knows how much resveratrol, or wine, it would take to have an effect in humans. Some earlier research shows that resveratrol has… . Canberra Times (Australia) – September Canberra Times: Could the fountain of youth run red? R ESEARCHERS have found that the fountain of youth may indeed run red. A compound found in red wine _ and to a lesser extent in peanuts _ extends the life span of yeast cells by about per cent, according to a new study. Whether the substance, known as resveratrol, has the same effect on humans remains to be seen. But the early findings have sparked widespread interest in the compound and the Pennsylvania scientists behind the research. Ira Taffer and Robert Zipkin weren’t looking… . – January HEALTH COMPOUND IN GRAPES MAY HALT CANCER GROWTH “To a long life” may be more than just a wine drinker’s toast. First researchers found that red wine helps keep the heart ticking. Now studies show that a substance in grapes may prevent cancer.The finding doesn’t mean eternal health is in the bottom of a wine bottle, but the study does show that a diet loaded with fruits and vegetables is a good defense against cancer, said John Pezzuto, leader of a food research group at the University of… . Sunday Territorian (Darwin, Australia) – November Red wine ingredient could mend bad backs A SUBSTANCE found in red wine could help to mend damaged backs.New research shows that resveratrol slows down the rate at which discs in the spine degenerate. Scientists found that injecting the substance into injured backs stopped further damage to the cartilage in the discs.So far the results have been seen only in animal studies, but it’s hoped the red wine ingredient could help thousands of people who suffer pain from worn discs. Up to per cent of adults in Britain…

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