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– . (KS) – November Study’s results worth toasting Scientists might have figured out – at least with reasonable certainty – why the French, whose diets are generally high in fat and calories, have comparatively low incidence of heart disease.Even better, what researchers may have learned about a compound in red wine may one day help millions upon millions of people whose diets are laden with calories and fats.While most Americans were watching the home stretch of the mid-term elections, scientists from the Harvard School of Medicine… . Repository, The (Canton, OH) – July Study Links Red Wine Compound With Life Span of Worms, Flies Scientists seeking a molecular fountain of youth say they have found new evidence that they are at least on the right path.Researchers from the University of Connecticut Health Center, the Harvard Medical School and Brown University report in Wednesday’s edition of the science journal Nature that a compound found in red wine extends the life span of both worms and flies. The report builds upon last year’s findings by Harvard scientists that the compound… . – August , Your Health; Red Wine Offers Health Benefits What’s the best beverage to serve with red meat? The results of a recent study confirm that red wine is an excellent choice.Scientists in Israel recently announced their findings that beneficial compounds in red wine offer protection against toxins released during the digestion of fat in red meat. The study, which appeared in the June issue of the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, reinforces the benefits of consuming wine and other foods rich in… . Indo-Asian News Service (India) – June , Red wine found to keep hearts evergreen Report from Indo-Asian News Service brought to you by HT Syndication.Washington, June — Why do the French, gorging on a diet rich in saturated fats, have more robust hearts than other nationalities with similar eating habits?The answer may be found in small doses of resveratrol, a natural constituent present in grapes, pomegranates, red wine and other foods, according to an international study.Specifically, resveratrol in low doses was found to mimic the effects of… . Dodge City Daily Globe, The (KS) – November Resveratrol: Does wine contain secret to longer life? This week, the newest feature film with wine as it’s centerpiece will open in theaters across the nation. I’m talking about �A Good Year�, which will star Russell Crowe and is based on the enjoyable novel of the same name by Peter Mayle. While I haven’t seen the movie yet, I can recommend the book for anyone who loves wine and enjoys a fun read. The storyline follows Max Skinner, a London yuppie who loses his job at approximately the same time he… . Shawnee News- (OK) – November Resveratrol: Does wine contain secret to longer life? This week, the newest feature film with wine as its centerpiece will open in theaters across the nation. I’m talking about “A Good Year,” which will star Russell Crowe and is based on the enjoyable novel of the same name by Peter Mayle. While I haven’t seen the movie yet, I can recommend the book for anyone who loves wine and enjoys a fun read. The storyline follows Max Skinner, a London yuppie who loses his job at about the same time he… . Sydney Morning Herald, The (Australia) – November , Scientist uncorks secret to a long and healthy life – glasses of red wine IT MAY soon be possible to have your cake and eat it too, thanks to a substance in red wine with apparent anti-ageing properties.Gluttonous mice fed large amounts of resveratrol – a natural chemical in red grapes – lived longer and were healthier than mice that ate the same high fat diet without the supplement, research shows.David Sinclair, an Australian researcher at Harvard Medical School in the US, said his team found resveratrol prevented harmful effects of a high calorie diet… . (PA) – September , RED WINE AND PEANUTS SHOW PROMISE AS LIFE EXTENDERS Go ahead, have a glass of merlot — and maybe top it off with some peanut butter and mulberries while you’re at it.Harvard Medical School scientists have identified a group of molecules that lengthen the lives of yeast cells by as much as percent. The life-extending substances are found in red wine, peanuts and certain plants, fruits and vegetables.The researchers described the results as a potential breakthrough, which could lead to the development of drugs that could… . THE WASHINGTON TIMES – AUGUST B METROPOLITAN SCIENCE/HEALTH SCIENCE/HEALTH ROUNDUP S=NEW STORY Skin of the grape good for blood ITHACA, N.Y. – Don’t get out the corkscrew yet, but researchers say they may have identified a chemical in wine that can lower your cholesterol.The chemical is resveratrol, a natural compound grapes use to fight fungal disease, according to Leroy Creasy, a scientist at Cornell University.During their research, Mr. Creasy and assistant Evan Siemann happened upon a Japanese study that had found resveratrol could lower… . (CA) – June , Wine shows new promise against aging Red wine may be much more potent than was thought in extending human lifespan, researchers say in a new report that is likely to give impetus to the rapidly growing search for longevity drugs.The study is based on dosing mice with resveratrol, an ingredient of some red wines. Some scientists are already taking resveratrol in capsule form, but others believe it is far too early to take the drug, especially using wine as its source, until there is better data on its safety and…

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– . (DC) – November A Second Pour of Good News About Substance in Red Wine A component of red wine recently shown to help lab mice live longer also protects animals from obesity and diabetes and boosts their physical endurance, researchers reported yesterday. The new research helps confirm and extend the possible benefits of the substance, resveratrol, and offers new insight into how it works — apparently by revving up the metabolism to make muscles burn more energy and work more efficiently. Mice fed large doses could run twice as far as they would… . Agence France-Presse – November , Red wine molecule gives fat mice longer, healthier lives: study A molecule found in red wine, grapes and other fruits significantly extends the lives of obese mice and makes them healthier, according to a study by US researchers published Wednesday. Made famous by the so-called “French paradox” — the fact that the French, who traditionally drink red wine, suffer fewer cardiovascular illnesses despite their rich diets — the tiny molecule, resveratrol, had already shown the same benefits on worms, fruit flies and yeast.But… . Los Angeles Times – Washington Post News Service – November , Red Wine Ingredient Linked to Mice Longevity An ingredient found in red wine extends lifespan and alleviates disease when fed in huge quantities to obese mice, even though the mice remain fat, researchers reported Thursday in the online edition of the journal Nature. To reach an equivalent dosage, a human would have to drink about bottles of red wine per day.The chemical, called resveratrol, has been found to have life-prolonging effects in yeast, roundworms, flies and fish.”The fact that you can see… . Los Angeles Times (LATWP News Service) (CA) – November , Red Wine Ingredient Linked to Mice Longevity An ingredient found in red wine extends lifespan and alleviates disease when fed in huge quantities to obese mice, even though the mice remain fat, researchers reported Thursday in the online edition of the journal Nature. To reach an equivalent dosage, a human would have to drink about bottles of red wine per day.The chemical, called resveratrol, ly has found to have life-prolonging effects in yeast, roundworms, flies and fish.”The fact that you can see… . Sunday Telegraph (Sydney, Australia) – July , How red wine fights cancer RESEARCHERS believe they have unlocked the mystery of how an antioxidant found in grapes and red wine fights cancer.A new study concludes that the compound resveratrol, which acts like an antibiotic to protect grapes from fungus, may turn off a protein that guards cancer cells from cancer-fighting therapies such as chemotherapy.The research may one day allow the compound itself to be used in cancer prevention and treatment, said Minnie Holmes-McNary, a nutritional biologist at the… . Press-Telegram (Long Beach, CA) – September THE WINE BENEFIT IS IN THE GRAPE SKINS At last, science has come up with a possible way to help lower choles terol that is more an indulgence than a dietary hardship: modest consumption of red wine.Inspired by a French research report that drinking red wine seemed to lower cholesterol levels in people, plant scientists at Cornell University have isolated a natural chemical in grapes that they believe is the actual cholesterol-lowering substance in red wine.The chemical, resveratrol, is produced by various plants to ward… . Asian News International – May , Red wine may help fight diabetes Report from Asian News International brought to you by HT Syndication.Washington, May — Here’s another reason for you to indulge in that glass of red wine – resveratrol, a chemical commonly found in it has the ability to lower blood sugar levels.However, the research also warns that resveratrol might have certain untoward side effects.Resveratrol is a naturally occurring chemical found in grapes that has been reported to have cardioprotective, anti-inflammatory,… . Nuevo Herald, El (Miami, FL) – February , C�PSULAS Redacci�n de El Nuevo Herald Espere un momento antes de empezar a atragantarse de vino, aun cuando haya quedado interesado por el reporte de Minutes sobre del sorprendente resveratrol, un componente presente en ciertos alimentos como las uvas y el vino rojo, que algunos ven como el el�xir de la juventud.Seg�n revelaron los investigadores, un estudio en ratones hall� que aqu�llos cuyas dietas fueron complementadas con el resveratrol tuvieron mejor salud y vivieron m�s que sus… . Hugin – April Hugin: OXiGENE Announces Preclinical Data Demonstrating that the Active Metabolite of ZYBRESTAT Improves Glucose Metabolism through Similar Mechanism as a Sirtuin Agonist Combretastatin-A and Its Analog, Resveratrol, Appear to Activate Same Pathways WALTHAM, Mass. — April –OXiGENE, Inc. (NASDAQ: OXGN, XSSE: OXGN) a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing novel therapeutics to treat cancer and eye diseases, announced the publication by Zhang et al. of a paper demonstrating that combretastatin-A , like its structural analog, resveratrol, activates cellular pathways (AMP-activated protein kinase and PPAR) involved in glucose regulation and… . – November Red wine found to do more than extend life Component of alcoholic drink shown to curb obesity, diabetes The Washington Post A component of red wine recently shown to help lab mice live longer also protects animals from obesity and diabetes, researchers reported Thursday.It is yet another study that helps confirm and extend the possible benefits of the substance, resveratrol, and offers new insight into how it works � apparently by revving up the metabolism to make muscles burn more energy and work more efficiently. Mice fed large doses could run twice as far as normal.In addition, the…

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– . (FL) – September MEDWATCH * Product: Revatrol advanced red wine extract complex, . for a one-month supply; www.revatrol.com or – - .* Key ingredients: Resveratrol, a naturally occurring compound found in red wine; also includes the anti-oxidants Acetyl-L- Carnitine, Alpha-Lipoic-Acid and Quercetin.* The pitch: Combats bad cholesterol, heart problems, brain loss and immune deficiencies.* How it works: Scientists believe resveratrol works by activating an enzyme in the body called SIRT- , which… . uglychart.com – August Sirtris Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (SIRT) Aug. ( uglychart.com delivered by Newstex) If you are a believer in resveratrol, then you may be interested in investing in SIRT. Sirtris Pharmaceuticals was co-founded by Harvard University professor David Sinclair, who believes he has found an elixir of youth with resveratrol. Sinclair thinks resveratrol works by activating SIRT , a gene that many scientists believe plays a fundamental role in regulating life span in animals. Biologists have found that increasing… . (GA) – November RESVERATROL: DOES WINE CONTAIN SECRET TO LONGER LIFE? Last week, the newest feature film with wine as its centerpiece opened in theaters across the nation. “A Good Year” stars Russell Crowe and is based on the enjoyable novel of the same name by Peter Mayle.While I haven’t seen the movie yet, I can recommend the book for anyone who loves wine and enjoys a fun read. The storyline follows Max Skinner, a London yuppie who loses his job at approximately the same time he unexpectedly inherits a run-down chateau… . – November Jock in a Box (For the latest Human Nature columns on cybersex, Rush Limbaugh, and biotech politics, click here.) Resveratrol doubles endurance in mice. This is the same stuff that neutralized the bad consequences of fatty food in a recent mouse study (extending the lives of fat-eating mice by percent). In the new study, resveratrol-fed mice built more energy capacity and athletic muscle, burned more fat, and lowered their weight and their heart rates. Genetic evidence suggests this or related drugs… . – November , Health tonic? We’ll drink to that The only thing that for me might beat last week’s big health news would be to find that coffee loaded with half-and-half prevents cancer.But this is a close second: A substance found in red wine, resveratrol, might make us live longer. A lot longer. It worked on mice.The report reminded me of the scene in the great Woody Allen movie (and weren’t they all?), “Sleeper.” Allen, a health food store owner, was cryogenically frozen after death… . wire – November , ETS Laboratories Provides Resveratrol Content as Part of their New Analysis of Healthful Antioxidants in Wine PRNewswire — ETS Laboratories has developed a new analytical tool for wineries interested in measuring healthful antioxidants in their wine. The ETS analysis quantifies the primary antioxidants associated with the widely accepted belief that moderate wine consumption can promote good health. This recognition has provided significant benefits to the wine industry including increased consumption of red wines. The ETS analysis measures total antioxidants plus the specific concentrations… . Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News – November , Wine element aids fat fight: Ingredient in reds found to counteract laboratory mice’s dangerously rich diet Nov. A glass of red wine might be good for your heart and ease the tension you feel after a hard day. Now researchers say that red wine or a compound in it might help you live longer even if you indulge in rich meals.The compound reversed the ill effects of a high-fat diet in mice and prolonged their lives, say researchers at the Harvard Medical School and the National Institute of Aging.Mice given heavy doses of resveratrol (res-VAIR-a-trol) had healthier heart and liver tissues… . – November , WINE ELEMENT AIDS FAT FIGHT, INGREDIENT IN REDS FOUND TO COUNTERACT LABORATORY MICE’S DANGEROUSLY RICH DIET A glass of red wine might be good for your heart and ease the tension you feel after a hard day. Now researchers say that red wine – or a compound in it – might help you live longer even if you indulge in rich meals.The compound reversed the ill effects of a high-fat diet in mice and prolonged their lives, say researchers at the Harvard Medical School and the National Institute of Aging.Mice given heavy doses of resveratrol (res-VAIR-a-trol) had healthier heart and liver tissues and… . (Madison, WI) – January GRAPES YIELD HERPES BREAKTHROUGH, A RESEARCHER HAS FOUND THAT THE FRUIT’S SKIN PRODUCES A COMPOUND THAT ATTACKS HERPES IN ITS FIRST PHASE OF CELL GROWTH. As medical breakthroughs go, John Docherty’s discovery of a new treatment for herpes – using a compound found in grape skins – is big.It’s not just that Docherty, a researcher and professor at Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine, has discovered a new drug to treat the virus; it’s that his discovery turns conventional wisdom on its head, attacking the virus in a way no other drug has.And the pharmaceutical industry has noticed.In… . (FL) – September MEDWATCH ** Product: Revatrol advanced red wine extract complex, . for a one-month supply; www.revatrol.com or – - . ** Key ingredients: Resveratrol, a naturally occurring compound found in red wine; also includes the anti-oxidants Acetyl-L- Carnitine, Alpha-Lipoic-Acid and Quercetin.** The pitch: Combats bad cholesterol, heart problems, brain loss and immune deficiencies.** How it works: Scientists believe resveratrol works by activating an enzyme in the body called SIRT- ,…

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– . (Dubuque, IA) – April Med watch Product: AgroLabs Superberry Upgrade with Resveratrol anti-aging fruit drink, . for fluid ounces at CVS, Costco, Wal-Mart and Walgreens. Key ingredients: Concentrated fruit juices (including blueberry, chokeberry, apple, elderberry, black currant, acai, Concord grape, white grape, mangosteen, goji, cranberry and pear), aloe vera gel juice, a blend of grape skin extract, green tea leaf extract and grape seed extract, and a blend of aloe vera polysaccharde extract, ginseng tea extract and… . (TX) – November , Study: Wine extract may offset effects of obesity WASHINGTON � The chubby black mice ate the equivalent of a junk food diet. They should have gotten sick.They should have had blood sugar levels that were off the chart.They should have been falling off their exercise rods. They should have died early.But they didn’t.Most of those mice are still alive, spinning away on their exercise rods like skilled log rollers. Their ample insides look like normal healthy mice, just supersized.How’d… . Indo-Asian News Service (India) – June Obese? Go on a diet of red wine Report from Indo-Asian News Service brought to you by HT Syndication.Washington, June — Resveratrol, a miracle compound present in grapes and red wine and known to protect the heart, has also been found to reduce fat cells, according to a study.Past research has found that resveratrol protected mice fed a high-calorie diet from the health problems of obesity, by mimicking the effects of calorie restriction.Researchers at the University of Ulm in Germany wanted to know if… . Express, The (London, England) – December The Express: Cheers! Another good reason for a glass of red wine JUST in case you needed a new excuse, scientists have found another reason to drink red wine. They say that a magic ingredient called resveratrol may protect against diabetes and obesity. It is found in peanuts, the skin of black grapes and, happily for tipplers, in significant quantities in red wine. Researchers from America, France and Finland say that resveratrol helps burn much more energy during exercise than normal, thus reducing weight gain. At the same time resveratrol causes a trigger… . Greensburg Daily News (IN) – February A Red Wine Toast To Your Health I thought I would follow up last week�s revelations concerning the health benefits of dark chocolate with another bit of good news. Drinking red wine may extend your life! At this rate, I may uncover evidence for my next article showing those delicious deluxe tenderloin sandwiches from Storie�s Restaurant to be a natural cure for male pattern baldness. Well, I�m still working on that one.Many of you saw a feature on � ” … . (NY) – November BETTER OFF RED – RED WINE: THE NEW OAT BRAN, OMEGA- AND ASPIRIN IN ONE; GRAPE EXPECTATIONS HERE’S an early Christmas present: Everything you’ve heard about how red wine is good for you? It’s all true.Good for your heart? Check. Lowers cholesterol? Check.And how about a new one: Prevents death? According to Dr. Joseph Maroon, check.Maroon’s book, “The Longevity Factor: How Resveratrol and Red Wine Activate Genes for a Longer and Healthier Life” (Atria Books, . ), comes out in December, but… . (WI) – July , Scientists find the key to red wine as cancer fighter Researchers believe they have unlocked the mystery of how an anti-oxidant found in grapes and red wine fights cancer.A study published Friday concludes that the compound resveratrol, which acts like an antibiotic to protect grapes from fungus, may turn off a protein that guards cancer cells from cancer-fighting therapies such as chemotherapy.The research may one day allow the compound itself to be used in cancer prevention and treatment, said Minnie Holmes-McNary, a nutritional… . – July , New clues to cancer combatant in red wine Researchers believe they have unlocked the mystery of how an antioxidant found in grapes and red wine fights cancer. A study published yesterday concludes that the compound resveratrol, which acts like an antibiotic to protect grapes from fungus, may turn off a protein that guards cancer cells from cancer- fighting therapies such as chemotherapy. The research may one day allow the compound itself to be used in cancer prevention and treatment, said Minnie Holmes-McNary, a… . – November THE NEWS IS LOOKING ROSY. RED WINE, ANYONE? The only thing that for me might beat this week’s big health news would be to find that coffee loaded with half-and-half prevents cancer.But this is a close second: A substance found in red wine, resveratrol, might make us live longer. A lot longer. It worked on mice.The report reminded me of the scene in the great Woody Allen movie (and weren’t they all), ”Sleeper.” Allen, a health food storeowner, was… . Mississippi Press, The (Pascagoula, MS) – November , Life is good! Red wine anyone? The only thing that for me might beat this week’s big health news would be to find that coffee loaded with half-and-half prevents cancer.But this is a close second: A substance found in red wine, resveratrol, might make us live longer. A lot longer. It worked on mice.The report reminded me of the scene in the great Woody Allen movie (and weren’t they all), “Sleeper.” Allen, a health food storeowner, was cryogenically frozen after death…

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– . (GA) – September Red wine extract has pros, cons PRODUCT: Revatrol advanced red wine extract complex; costs . for a one-month supply; www.revatrol.com or ( ) – .KEY INGREDIENTS: Resveratrol, a naturally occurring compound in red wine; also includes the anti-oxidants acetyl-l-carnitine, alpha-lipoic-acid and quercetin.THE PITCH: Combats bad cholesterol, heart problems, brain-cell loss and immune deficiencies.HOW IT WORKS: Scientists believe resveratrol works by activating a body enzyme called SIRT- , which appears… . Chicago Tribune (IL) – March Drinking up, for the health of it Word that red wine is good for you has been around ever since ” Minutes” famously aired a report on “The French Paradox” in .The television news magazine examined the question: How could the French eat all that fatty, egg- and cream-rich food and not suffer the kind of heart disease we Americans do? Regular consumption of red wine was part of the answer, the show declared.Red wine sales shot up dramatically.Ever since,… . El Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale, FL) – de noviembre del MEDICINAS CONTRA LA VEJEZ: �UNA IRREALIDAD?, SU EFECTIVIDAD A�N NO EST� GARANTIZADA Se asoman en el horizonte nuevos medicamentos que, si cumplen lo que prometen, evitar�an las enfermedades cardiacas, la diabetes, el c�ncer y los des�rdenes neurodegenerativos.Al suprimir a los asesinos comunes asociados con el envejecimiento, las medicinas — activadores de sirtuin — pudieran prolongar significativamente la salud y la esperanza de vida.�Pero la promesa es un espejismo o una posibilidad seria?Las medicinas est�n dise�adas para imitar los efectos… . (KY) – June , YOUR HEALTH Red wine touted for longevity It Seems to Increase Tissue Maintenance Red wine might be much more potent than was thought in extending human lifespan, researchers say in a new report that is likely to give impetus to the rapidly growing search for longevity drugs.The study is based on dosing mice with resveratrol, an ingredient of some red wines. Some scientists are already taking resveratrol in capsule form. But others believe it is far too early to take the drug, especially using wine as its source, until there is better data on its safety and… . – November Red wine also tonic for obesity, diabetes A component of red wine recently shown to help lab mice live longer also protects animals from obesity and diabetes, researchers reported Thursday.The new research helps confirm and extend the possible benefits of the substance, resveratrol, and offers new insight into how it works – apparently by revving up the metabolism to make muscles burn more energy and work more efficiently. Mice fed large doses could run twice as far as normal.In addition, the scientists for the first time… . Toronto (Ontario, Canada) – November Ready to drink bottles of wine every day?, Agent in wine helps fat mice But effects not tested on humans Blessed as a gift of nature, savoured by gourmands, collected by millionaires, controlled by the government, wine may also bestow long life.Is it possible the good grape, perhaps in capsule form, can actually make time stand still?The glass is both half-empty and half-full.Even as skepticism grows about antioxidants – evidence shows Vitamin E is no defence against cardiovascular disease – research is focusing on resveratrol, a polyphenol in grapes.Harvard University… . wire – February The Red Wine Pill PRNewswire — The following was written by W. Gifford-Jones M.D., a medical journalist. How do the French differ from North Americans? They eat fat-rich, calorie-packed baked goodies which are not heart healthy. Yet they’re less likely to die from cardiovascular disease than North Americans. It’s called “The French Paradox”, believed to be linked to resveratrol, a substance found in red wine. Now, a study shows that a red wine pill provides… . (KS) – November Study’s results worth toasting Scientists might have figured out – at least with reasonable certainty – why the French, whose diets are generally high in fat and calories, have comparatively low incidence of heart disease.Even better, what researchers may have learned about a compound in red wine may one day help millions upon millions of people whose diets are laden with calories and fats.While most Americans were watching the home stretch of the mid-term elections, scientists from the Harvard School of Medicine… . Los Angeles Times – Washington Post News Service – November , Red Wine Compound Promotes Health WASHINGTON — A substance found in red wine protected mice from the ill effects of obesity, raising the tantalizing prospect the compound could do the same for humans and may also help people live longer, healthier lives, researchers reported Wednesday. The substance, called resveratrol, enabled mice that were fed a high-calorie, high-fat diet to live normal, active lives despite becoming obese — the first time any compound has been shown to do that. Tests found the agent activated a… . (TX) – November , Early research shows a compound in red wine might negate some effects of the junk food lifestyle Gluttons, lift your glasses… It’s a glutton’s dream: Walk into McDonald’s, super-size a Big Mac meal, and worry not a bit about the health consequences. For some lab mice, however, it’s no dream. Researchers recently fed mice the equivalent of chocolate cream pies for breakfast, lunch and dinner and gave them high doses of resveratrol, a compound found in red wine. Though they gained weight, the mice lived as long and as healthy lives as those that ate a healthy…

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– . – November Caution urged with resveratrol A scientist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., says there is no evidence a popular supplement has the same effect in humans as it does in mice. Brent Bauer, director of the complementary and integrative medicine program at the clinic, said data showing the effects of resveratrol, a substance found in red wine, in mice bears further investigation, but the popularity of the ingredient as a dietary supplement is largely baseless, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.The right… . Wall Street Journal, The (abstracts) – April GLAXO TO BUY SIRTRIS IN BET ON ANTIAGING RESEARCH GlaxoSmithKline PLC will buy Sirtris Pharmaceuticals Inc for million, placing substantial bet on potential of early-stage drug research; Sirtris is working on commercializing resveratrol (M) … . Daily Pundit – January , More On Resveratrol Jan. , ( Daily Pundit delivered by Newstex) Red Wine Drug Shows Proof That It Combats Aging I’ve upped my daily dosage of resveratrol to grams per day. It’s expensive, but at my age, anything that helps me cross the all-important two-decade hurdle into the Deep Singularity will, in my view, be worth it. … . – June , Report: Wine shows new promise against aging Report: Wine shows new promise against aging By NICHOLAS WADE New York Times Red wine may be much more potent than was thought in extending human lifespan, researchers say in a new report that is likely to give impetus to the rapidly growing search for longevity drugs.The study is based on dosing mice with resveratrol, an ingredient of some red wines. Some scientists are already taking resveratrol in capsule form but others believe it is far too early to take the drug,… . Los Angeles Times – Washington Post News Service – November Red Wine Protects Mice from Obesity, Diabetes, Study Shows A component of red wine recently shown to help lab mice live longer also protects animals from obesity and diabetes, researchers reported Thursday. The new research helps confirm and extend the possible benefits of the substance, resveratrol, and offers new insight into how it works — apparently by revving up the metabolism to make muscles burn more energy and work more efficiently. Mice fed large doses could run twice as far as normal.In addition, the scientists for the first time… . (TX) – November , AMAZING SCIENCE Rice University students are trying to develop beer that could fight cancer, heart disease and diabetes Noble quest for a perfect brew Forget dashing to Spec’s for a six-pack. Head instead to a science lab at Rice University. On second thought, maybe you shouldn’t. The brew in the second-floor lab in Keck Hall isn’t exactly ready for prime time. Unless, that is, you’re interested in bits of DNA, genetic sequencing and scientific breakthroughs, with the ultimate goal of creating a beer that might fight cancer, heart disease and Type diabetes. It… . – November Scientists Replicate Substance That Extends Life STEVE INSKEEP, host: Scientists say they’re one step closer to developing a pill that slows the effects of aging. They got their inspiration from an anti-aging substance found in red wine. Now they’ve found compounds that work in the same way but much more powerfully.NPR’s Jon Hamilton reports.JON HAMILTON: Sales of red wine took a big jump last year after researchers at Harvard published a study on something called resveratrol. The study showed… . – November , Is red wine an elixir of youth? The chubby black mice ate the equivalent of a junk food diet. They should have gotten sick.They should have had blood sugar levels that were off the chart. They should have been falling off their exercise rods. They should have died early.But they didn’t.Most are spinning away on their exercise rods like skilled log rollers. Their ample insides look like normal healthy mice, just super-sized.How’d they do it? Huge amounts of red wine extract…. . (AL) – September , Chemical in red wine may contribute to longer life Biologists have found a class of chemicals that they hope will make people live longer by activating an ancient survival reflex.One chemical, a natural substance known as resveratrol, is found in red wines, particularly those made in cooler climates like that of New York.The finding could help explain the so-called French paradox – the fact that the French consume fatty foods considered threatening to the heart but live as long as anyone else.Besides the wine connection, the… . Newsday (Melville, NY) – August To Red Wine, Long Life / Molecules mimic life extension seen in low-calorie diets Researchers have known for years that cutting calories can prolong life in everything from yeast cells to mammals. But an easier way to live longer may be as simple as turning a corkscrew.Molecules found in red wine, peanuts and other products of the plant world have for the first time been shown to mimic the life-extending effects of a spartan diet, a finding that could help researchers develop drugs that lengthen life and prevent or treat aging-related diseases.Researchers said that…

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– . – KEYE (Austin, TX) – January KEYE – : : TIME START: : : TIME IS ALMOST : .Captioning funded by and FORD– BUILT FOR THE ROAD AHEAD.Pelley: IF THE NEW PRESIDENT WOULD LIKE A WINDOW ON THE MOST THREATENING PROBLEM IN AMERICA, HE’LL FIND IT IN WILMINGTON, OHIO, WHERE UNEMPLOYMENT HAS REACHED LEVELS NOT SEEN IN TIME START: : : DECADES.IT’S A COMPANY TOWN, AND THE COMPANY IS LEAVING.YOU JUST HAVE TO START DOING.AND YOU DO WITHOUT THINGS.YOUR… . MX (Melbourne, Australia) MX (Melbourne, Australia) – November , Raise a glass to the junk food diet RED WINE DRUG A drug inspired by red wine could allow people to eat as much junk food as they like without putting on a kilo.A couch potato’s dream, it could also provide the benefits of exercise without having to move.Also, the pill, which mimics the action of resveratrol, the “wonder ingredient” in red wine, may also prevent diabetes.The man-made drug, known only as SRT fools the body into thinking food is scarce and it has to burn… . (CO) – December EDITORIAL Toast to benefits of red wine Rejoice, all of you who love your merlot, Beaujolais, zinfandel and cabernet. This holiday season comes wrapped in good scientific news about your favorite red wines. Resveratrol, a natural substance contained in these lovely varietals, has been shown to boost endurance in lab mice and reverse the effects of obesity. Could there be a better holiday gift? Of course, those who actually continue reading to the bottom of the detailed accounts of the research quickly learn that… . – November Slowing the aging process There have been studies testing different methods and certain supplements in the hope that scientists can come up with some way to slow down the aging processes that leave many seniors unable to enjoy their golden years.A study reported in the November issue of Nature was conducted by the National Institutes on Aging of the National Institutes of Health. Aged, overweight male mice were fed a high calorie diet supplemented by resveratrol and had better health than the aged overweight mice… . Sunday Territorian (Darwin, Australia) – November , drink to LIVE LONGER Research shows wine may contain the elixir of youth A SUBSTANCE in wine could prove to be an elixir of youth that holds back many of the effects of ageing, new research suggests.Obese mice on high-calorie diets lived longer and had healthier hearts and livers when given the compound, resveratrol.The molecule reversed gene activity patterns associated with diabetes, heart disease and other obesity-related conditions.Dr David Sinclair, one of the US researchers from Harvard… . Independent, The (London, England) – November , The Independent: Red wine ‘can cancel out a fatty diet’ A natural substance found in red wine can extend life and counter the negative effects of an unhealthy high-fat diet, a study has found. The findings may go some way to explain the “French paradox” of a national diet rich in animal fats apparently not resulting in excessive deaths from heart disease.The study was carried out on mice fed on a diet so high in saturated fats that it was equivalent to eating a cream cake with every meal. Mice on the fatty diet became… . (WI) – November , Red-wine extract keeps obese mice fit By Dan Vergano Gannett News Service Break out a bottle of wine, folks, to toast the fat but fit mice who helped scientists link red wine to a possible antidote to life-shortening effects of obesity.Good news for chubby oenophile mice: The study led by David Sinclair of the Harvard Medical School suggests that very high doses of resveratrol, a natural antibiotic that plants produce, have health benefits for mammals.A daily glass of red wine was linked to beneficial health… . Sunday Territorian (Darwin, Australia) – July , A glass of red to fight cancer Researchers believe they have unlocked the mystery of how an antioxidant found in grapes and red wine fights cancer.A study published last week finds the compound resveratrol, which acts like an antibiotic to protect grapes from fungus, may turn off a protein that guards cancer cells from cancer-fighting therapies like chemotherapy.The research may one day allow the compound itself to be used in cancer prevention and treatment, said Minnie Holmes-McNary, a nutritional biologist at the… . The Dallas Morning News – March Life your spirits to health If Food & Wine magazine can tick off reasons to drink red wine, it must be great for you, right?Caveat emptor.Well, then, it must be bad for you, yes ?It’s a riddle without a definitive answer, and what irony: Wine and one of red wine’s primary components, resveratrol, are the subjects of hundreds of studies.Bottom line: A moderate amount of red wine daily benefits your heart, but the relation between wine and cancer risk is less… . The Dallas Morning News – March Life your spirits to health If Food & Wine magazine can tick off reasons to drink red wine, it must be great for you, right?Caveat emptor.Well, then, it must be bad for you, yes ?It’s a riddle without a definitive answer, and what irony: Wine and one of red wine’s primary components, resveratrol, are the subjects of hundreds of studies.Bottom line: A moderate amount of red wine daily benefits your heart, but the relation between wine and cancer risk is less…

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– . Stuart News, The (FL) – July , SCIENCE IDENTIFIES SUBSTANCE IN WINE THAT FIGHTS CANCER RALEIGH, N.C. – Researchers think they have unlocked the mystery of how an antioxidant found in grapes and red wine fights cancer.A study published Friday concludes that the compound resveratrol, which acts like an antibiotic to protect grapes from fungus, might turn off a protein that guards cancer cells from cancer-fighting therapies such as chemotherapy.The research could one day allow the compound itself to be used in cancer prevention and treatment, said Minnie Holmes-McNary, a… . Herald Sun (Melbourne, Australia) – April , Now that makes you think IT’S the perfect excuse to have another glass of red.Research has shown drinking red wine helps you think.Men and women did better in mental arithmetic tests after being given resveratrol, the “wonder ingredient” in red wine.It is thought the plant chemical — said to have abilities from burning off junk food to warding off heart disease — increases blood flow to the brain.Researchers set healthy adults a series of tests before… . Daily Post (San Francisco, CA) – October Red wine can protect liver An ingredient found in red wine can help protect from – and possibly even treat – fat buildup in the liver caused by chronic alcohol use, researchers have found, according to WebMD.The antioxidant resveratrol has ly been linked to health bene fi ts for cancer and heart disease patients. The new study, led by Joanne M. Ajmo at the University of South Florida Health Sciences Center in Tampa, found that alcohol-fed mice given resveratrol had less fat in their livers and the fat broke… . Agence France-Presse – August Red wine could fend off prostate cancer Drinking a glass or two of red wine could help reduce the risk of men developing prostate cancer, a study published in the United States showed Friday. Researchers at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) found that feeding male mice a compound found in red wine, called resveratrol, made them 50 percent less likely to develop the most deadly type of prostate cancer.In addition, the researchers found that mice which were fed resveratrol, but still got cancer, developed less… . San Francisco Daily (CA) – November , Red wine keeps fat mice healthy The chubby black mice ate the equivalent of a junk food diet. They should have gotten sick.They should have had blood sugar levels that were off the chart.They should have been falling off their exercise rods. They should have died early.But they didn’t.Most of those mice are still alive, spinning away on their exercise rods like skilled log rollers. Their ample insides look like normal healthy mice, just super-szed.How’d they do it? Huge amounts… . – November , Red wine extract � Red wine extract published on-line Thursday in the journal Nature. The study by Harvard Medical School and the National Institute on Aging shows that heavy doses of the red wine ingredient, resveratrol, lowers the rate of diabetes, liver problems and other fat-related ill effects in obese mice. Fat-related deaths dropped percent for obese mice on the supplement, compared to fat mice that got no treatment. The mice that got the wine extract also lived longer than expected,… . (NY) – February Red wine is a matter of the heart UNCORKED Holly Howell The month of February offers two opportunistic holidays for wine lovers to celebrate. Speaking of lovers, today happens to be the first of them. Happy Valentine’s Day to all, with wishes for lots of love and resveratrol.The second holiday is … wait. Could it be you don’t know the story of resveratrol? Yikes! Back up. Today is the universal day of the heart. OK, that love thing is a big part of it, but more importantly we must think… . Gold Coast Bulletin, The (Australia) – February , Grapes offer help AS medical breakthroughs go, John Docherty’s discovery of a new treatment for herpes – using a compound found in grape skins – is big.It’s not just that Docherty, a researcher and professor at the Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine, has discovered a new drug to treat the virus. It’s that his discovery turns conventional wisdom on its head, attacking the virus in a way no other drug has.And the pharmaceutical industry has noticed…. . Times, The (London, England) – September How red wine ‘magic ingredient’ aims to beat diseases of ageing, Factbox British patients suffering from a rare disease will be among the first to try a new drug based on the “magic ingredient” in red wine. A small trial in Newcastle upon Tyne will test resveratrol, a chemical that could lead to a whole family of new drugs with powerful effects against the diseases of ageing. The proprietary version of resveratrol, SRT is also under trial in India for use against diabetes and newer versions hundreds of times more powerful are in… . Times, The (London, England) – November , A drop of wine can make you slimmer A COMPOUND found in red wine reverses the damaging effects of a high-fat diet in mice and can extend their life, scientists have found. Resveratrol is produced by grapes and other plants, and its effects seem to mimic the life-prolonging effects of a very low-calorie diet.In the experiments, reported in the journal Nature, mice were split into three groups: one given a normal diet, one a high-fat diet, and the third a high-fat diet with resveratrol.After weeks, per cent…

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– . (CA) – October Powerful ally The new theme song for nutrition researchers could be UB ’s “Red, Red Wine.” That’s because trans-resveratrol is a natural compound and powerful anti-oxidant found in red wine. Even more potent than vitamin E, this substance, derived from grape skin, may help fight cancer, heart disease and neurological disorders like Alzheimer’s disease.Trans-resveratrol also acts as an anti-inflammatory agent for arthritis… . Scripps Howard News Service – August , BEST NEWS IN A LONG TIME: RED WINE MAY LOWER CHOLESTEROL Giving a whole new meaning to the drinking toast “to your health,” two Cornell University plant scientists think they’ve identified a chemical in wine that lowers cholesterol.The finding could help explain why the French have below-average rates of heart disease despite a diet rich in fatty sauces and a general disdain of unnecessary physical activity.Leroy Creasy and Evan Siemann of Cornell stumbled onto the significance of the chemical after… . Sunday Times (Perth, Australia) – April , Red wine adds up DRINKING red wine increases brain power.Research in Britain shows men and women do better in mental arithmetic tests after taking resveratrol, the “wonder ingredient” in red wine.It is thought that the plant chemical — said to have abilities from burning off junk food to warding off heart disease — increases blood flow to the brain.Northumbria University researchers set healthy adults maths tests before giving them a resveratrol pill or a dummy… . – November Wine does mice good SUSAN JENKS FLORIDA TODAY It turns out mice fed large quantities of a substance found in red wine not only live longer, but also gain protection against the ill health effects of eating too much high-fat, high-calorie mouse chow.Plus, these lucky lab mice run faster and have more energy than their fellow rodents deprived of the substance, resveratrol — bulked up by more muscle tissue and able to run twice as far, according to new research.But the findings, published online… . Financial Times (London, England) – November , WORLD NEWS: Dream of anti-ageing drug moves closer The prospect of a pill that can help people live longer comes one step closer to reality today with the publication of evidence that a compound found in red wine significantly slows the ageing process in mice, regardless of how much they eat.The research at Harvard University brings together two compelling stories in the study of ageing and nutrition. One is the ability of biologists to make animals live longer by feeding them less. The other is the observed health benefit of drinking red… . Independent, The (London, England) – November , The Independent: Red wine molecule is shown to extend life A natural substance found in red wine can extend life and counter the negative effects of an unhealthy high-fat diet, a study has found. The findings may go some way to explain the “French paradox” of a national diet rich in animal fats apparently not resulting in excessive deaths from heart disease.The study was carried out on mice fed on a diet so high in saturated fats that it was equivalent to eating a cream cake with every meal. Mice on the fatty diet became… . Australian, The (Australia) – November , Mice love good red A COMPOUND found in red wine might be the key to guilt-free gluttony and a long life — if you’re a mouse.While the newfound benefits of resveratrol are yet to be proven for people, they have already shed light on the complex processes of ageing and obesity that affect both mice and men.Scientists in the US and Australia reported overnight in the journal Nature that treating middle-aged male mice with resveratrol reversed many of the dangerous changes associated with a… . Belfast Telegraph (Northern Ireland) – November , Belfast Telegraph: Red wine molecule is shown to extend life A natural substance found in red wine can extend life and counter the negative effects of an unhealthy high-fat diet, a study has found. The findings may go some way to explain the “French paradox” of a national diet rich in animal fats apparently not resulting in excessive deaths from heart disease.The study was carried out on mice fed on a diet so high in saturated fats that it was equivalent to eating a cream cake with every meal. Mice on the fatty diet became… . Australian, The (Australia) – November , Red wine the elixir of life (for mice) A COMPOUND found in red wine might be the key to guilt-free gluttony and a long life — if you’re a mouse.While the newfound benefits of resveratrol are yet to be proven for people, they have already shed light on the complex processes of ageing and obesity that affect both mice and men.Scientists in the US and Australia reported overnight in the journal Nature that treating middle-aged male mice with resveratrol reversed many of the dangerous changes associated with a… . – July Red wine offers a bouquet of health benefits, Your Health What’s the best beverage to serve with red meat? The results of a recent study confirm that red wine is an excellent choice.Scientists in Israel recently announced their findings that beneficial compounds in red wine offer protection against toxins released during the digestion of fat in red meat. The study, which appeared in the June issue of the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, reinforces the benefits of consuming wine and other foods rich in polyphenols….

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– . – November , Does Red Wine Fuel the Fountain of Youth? MELISSA BLOCK, host: From N , this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I’m Melissa Block.ROBERT SIEGEL, host: And I’m Robert Siegel.It sounds too good to be true. A mysterious substance found in red wine can let you enjoy a long and healthy life, even if you’re overweight and eat a diet that is percent fat. New research shows that the approach worked for some gluttonous lab mice.But as NPR’s Jon Hamilton reports,… . – July Vineyards plant for healthful profits The muscadine grape has long been used for jellies, juices and wine. But the reputation of this native son of the South is growing, thanks in large part to work by scientists who have found that the grape packs a powerful, and healthful, punch.North Carolina researchers have discovered that muscadine wines have levels of the antioxidant resveratrol up to seven times higher than the highbrow grapes used to make European wines.Scientists believe resveratrol may help prevent… . Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, Australia) – December Red wine’s heart secret may be solved RED wine may be good for the heart because it contains a molecule similar to the female hormone oestrogen, a new study suggests.If the molecule resveratrol really does mimic oestrogen, it could explain the “French paradox”, the observation that despite heavy smoking and high-fat foods, the French have a low rate of heart disease.Many studies have suggested that drinking red wine is the key to the healthy French heart. Resveratrol is more abundant in red wine… . The Commercial Appeal – July , HEALTHY STUFF IN RED WINE IS ALSO IN JUICE The Minutes report of possible health benefits from red wine started a lot of hullabaloo with the wine industry.Cornell University professor Leroy Creasy identified resveratrol as the substance in red wines and Concord grapes that lowers cholesterol.With some good news for teetotalers, Creasy found grape juice samples had more resveratrol than percent of wine samples tested.The amount of the resveratrol varied greatly from wine to wine but remained constant in the grape… . Guymon Daily Herald (OK) – June , Can You Live to be fi, Antioxidants are Part of the Secret to Longevity (MS) ? The French know and love their red wine.What they may not know are the health benefits offered up in each and every glass. Despite diets typically high in saturated fat, the French have relatively low incidences of heart disease and they may be living longer and feeling younger. They could have the wine to thank for that because of a relatively unknown antioxidant found in the beverage: resveratrol.Many people are familiar with the term antioxidant…. . Courier Mail, The (Brisbane, Australia) – June , Wine as good as a diet – Glass of red shown to help keep heart young A NATURAL compound found in red wine may protect the heart against the effects of the ageing process, researchers said yesterday.In their study, mice were given a diet supplemented with the compound known as resveratrol starting at their equivalent of middle age until old age.These mice experienced changes in their gene activity related to ageing in a way very similar to mice which were placed on a so-called calorie restriction diet that slows the ageing process by greatly cutting… . – June , Another big win for red wine, New research shows it may keep you young JOHN MCCAIN ON THE OFFENSIVE: After months of ceding the spotlight to his Democratic rivals, the Republican senator delivers a blistering attack on Obama’s credentials.Red wine may be much more potent than was thought in extending human lifespan, researchers say in a new report that is likely to give impetus to the rapidly growing search for longevity drugs.The study is based on dosing mice with resveratrol, an ingredient of some red wines. Some scientists are already… . , The (Madison, WI) – June , Red wine chemical gives mice benefit of restricted diet, study says Jun. –A substance in red wine is as good for the heart as a severely restricted diet — at least if you’re a mouse, says a new study led by UW-Madison researchers. Research in people has shown heart benefits from red wine. And eating percent less than normal can prevent heart disease in humans and prolong life spans in several species, studies have found.Now scientists say resveratrol, the chemical in red wine thought to confer much of the drink’s health… . Mercury, The (Pottstown, PA) – November Local wineries use new health reports to market their reds Another study has come along to tout the health benefits of red wine, news that local wineries are eager to toast. The report, done by Harvard Medical School and the National Institute on Aging, showed that heavy doses of the red wine ingredient resveratrol, found in the skin of the grapes, lowers the rate of diabetes, liver problems and other fat-related ill effects in obese mice.Some area vineyards are already including the study in their… . The San Diego Union-Tribune – October Powerful ally The new theme song for nutrition researchers could be UB ’s “Red, Red Wine.”That’s because trans-resveratrol is a natural compound and powerful anti-oxidant found in red wine. Even more potent than vitamin E, this substance, derived from grape skin, may help fight cancer, heart disease and neurological disorders like Alzheimer’s disease.Trans-resveratrol also acts as an anti-inflammatory agent for arthritis sufferers….

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– . Capital Times, The (Madison, WI) – January COMPOUND IN GRAPES CAN THWART CANCER More good news for wine drinkers: The fruit of the vine may fight cancer. Following up on studies that found red wine helps keep the heart healthy, researchers have now discovered a substance in wine and grapes that protects against cancer.The study, published today in the journal Science, does not mean eternal health is in the bottom of a wine bottle, said John Pezzuto, leader of the research group at the University of Illinois at Chicago. But he said it does suggest that a diet loaded… . – January GRAPES MAY INHIBIT CANCER WASHINGTON — More good news for wine drinkers: The fruit of the vine may fight cancer.Following up on studies that found red wine helps keep the heart healthy, researchers have now discovered a substance in wine and grapes that protects against cancer.The study, published today in the journal Science, does not mean eternal health is in the bottom of a wine bottle, said John Pezzuto, leader of the research group at the University of Illinois at Chicago. But he said it does suggest… . ABC – KATV (Little Rock-Pine Bluff, AR) – November , Daybreak – : : TIME START: : : CHANGING TO MAKE RESVERATROL.BUT THE UNDERGRADS HAD TO LEARN HOW TO BREW BEER.NOW, THEY’RE MEASURING TO SEE HOW MUCH RESVERATROL THEY ACTUALLY HAVE.IF THERE’S ANY INCREASE, IT SHOULD BE GREAT.USUALLY BEER SHOULD HAVE LITTLE OR NO RESVERATROL.IS IT READY?WHAT DOES IT TASTE LIKE?WE’VE HAD PERSONAL E-MAILS TO TASTE IT.WE HAD TO SAY, WE’RE NOT THERE YET.A CONSUMABLE BEER… . FD (FAIR DISCLOSURE) WIRE – February Sirtris Pharmaceuticals at BIO CEO & Investor Conference – Final UNIDENTIFIED PARTICIPANT: Good morning. Sirtris Pharmaceuticals is a biopharmaceutical company focused on discovering and developing proprietary orally available small molecule drugs, with a potential to treat diseases associated with aging, including metabolic diseases such as Type diabetes. I’m honored to introduce Dr. Christoph Westphal, Sirtris’ co-Founder, CEO, Vice President. And he will be the presenter. We will have the breakout session right here in the room… . FD (FAIR DISCLOSURE) WIRE – February Sirtris Pharmaceuticals at BIO CEO & Investor Conference – Final UNIDENTIFIED PARTICIPANT: Good morning. Sirtris Pharmaceuticals is a biopharmaceutical company focused on discovering and developing proprietary orally available small molecule drugs, with a potential to treat diseases associated with aging, including metabolic diseases such as Type diabetes. I’m honored to introduce Dr. Christoph Westphal, Sirtris’ co-Founder, CEO, Vice President. And he will be the presenter. We will have the breakout session right here in the room… . Winchester (VA) – November , Study:red wine extract helps fat mice live longer, healthier WASHINGTON – Obese mice on a high-fat diet got the benefits of being thin – living healthier, longer lives – without the pain of dieting when they consumed huge doses of red wine extract, according to a landmark new study.It’s far too early to know if this would work in people, scientists said. But several were excited by the findings, calling it promising and even “spectacular.”The study by the Harvard Medical School and the National Institute on Aging… . (VT) – November , Study: Red wine helps obese mice WASHINGTON – Obese mice on a high-fat diet got the benefits of being thin – living healthier, longer lives – without the pain of dieting when they consumed huge doses of red wine extract, according to a landmark new study.It’s far too early to know if this would work in people, scientists said. But several were excited by the findings, calling it promising and even “spectacular.”The study by the Harvard Medical School and the National Institute on… . (FL) – November , Fat mice healthier with wine extract WASHINGTON – Obese mice on a high-fat diet got the benefits of being thin – living healthier, longer lives – without the pain of dieting when they consumed huge doses of red wine extract, according to a landmark new study.It’s far too early to know if this would work in people, scientists said. But several were excited by the findings, calling it promising and even “spectacular.”The study by the Harvard Medical School and the National Institute on… . Times Argus, The (Montpelier-Barre, VT) – November , ‘Eureka’, Red wine found to help fat mice WASHINGTON – Obese mice on a high-fat diet got the benefits of being thin – living healthier, longer lives – without the pain of dieting when they consumed huge doses of red wine extract, according to a landmark new study.It’s far too early to know if this would work in people, scientists said. But several were excited by the findings, calling it promising and even “spectacular.”The study by the Harvard Medical School and the National Institute on… . – November , Red wine helps fat mice stay healthy WASHINGTON — Obese mice on a high-fat diet got the benefits of being thin — living healthier, longer lives — without the pain of dieting when they consumed huge doses of red wine extract, according to a landmark new study.It’s far too early to know if this would work in people, scientists said. But several were excited by the findings, calling it promising and even “spectacular.”The study by the Harvard Medical School and the National Institute…

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– . (FL) – January GRAPES MAY CURB CANCER, AS WELL AS HELP YOUR HEART “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 Resveratrol 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… . – January Scientists toast studies showing that wine, grapes attack cancer WASHINGTON – “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 a substance in grapes may prevent cancer.The finding doesn’t mean eternal health is at 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… . – January Chemical in wine may fight cancer Already considered the right tonic for fighting heart disease, red wine may help prevent cancer, researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago say.And it’s still good with spaghetti.Scientists have identified a natural compound called resveratrol – found in grapes, mulberries and other dark-skinned fruits and plants – that has successfully stopped breast cancer cells from spreading in laboratory mice.The researchers tested mice with cancer to determine if… . ABC – KOCO (Oklahoma City, OK) – November , KOCO AM – : : TIME START: : : HOW MUCH RESVERATROL THEY ACTUALLY HAVE.IF THERE’S ANY INCREASE, IT SHOULD BE GREAT.USUALLY BEER SHOULD HAVE LITTLE OR NO RESVERATROL.IS IT READY?WHAT DOES IT TASTE LIKE?WE’VE HAD PERSONAL E-MAILS TO TASTE IT.WE HAD TO SAY, WE’RE NOT THERE YET.A CONSUMABLE BEER SHOULD BE READY BY THE END OF THIS YEAR.WE SHOULD BE ABLE TO TAKE EVERYTHING THAT’S BAD CURRENTLY IN IT AND TAKE IT… . Press Trust of India – July , Press Trust of India: Red wine ‘won’t extend your lifespan’ London, July (PTI) Drink red wine for a healthy life — but not for a longer one, for a new study has revealed that the “magic ingredient” of the alcoholic beverage only improves the quality of life and vigour in old age. studies have suggested that a few goblets of red wine daily could prolong life, apart from warding off the effects of age on heart, bones, eyes and muscle.Now, an international team has found that although the chemical, known as… . San Mateo Daily Journal, The (CA) – June , Wine not? Finally, a bit of news worth toasting – a study shows that red wine may be better than originally thought in curbing aging.Drink up and live longer! I’ll drink to that!The study reports that mice dosed with resveratrol, an ingredient in some red wines, lived up to percent longer. Resveratrol apparently throws the body into life-saving mode, switching its functions from fertility to something attractively known as “tissue maintenance.” The better… . (Minneapolis, MN) – November health LEAN PLATE CLUB Here’s to your health, moderately When trying to determine the health benefits of alcohol consumption, age, gender and limitations are still the keys. A recent news report says that a substance in red wine may help protect mice against obesity. But before you start imbibing more, take a closer look at the facts. First, scientists are quick to note that the benefits of resveratrol, the protective substance in red wine (and also found in peanuts), have not been proved. Even if resveratrol works in humans, the mice study suggests, it will take high doses to protect against obesity. So you would probably need to drink cases of red wine,… . (MA) – November , Study: Red wine keeps fat mice healthy Good news for gluttons and anyone else who gets old: Scientists are looking for the antidote for age and disease in a glass of red wine. Harvard Medical School and National Institute of Aging researchers have found that a natural susbtance found in red wine, known as resveratrol, countered the ravenous ways of mice fed a high-calorie diet and even prolonged their lives.The study, published yesterday in the online edition of Nature, is prompting hope that humans may someday enjoy the… . – June Health by the glass Moderate wine consumption is good for the body, studies show By THOMAS PELLECHIA Special to the Star-Gazette Dr. Randy Buckner, a family practice physician from Tumwater, Wash., wears a heart-shaped pin on his lab coat that would surprise most patients. It reads, “Red Wine is Good for Your Health.”The family practice physician sees about patients a day. In his off time, he is a wine columnist for the Tacoma News Tribune, wine writer for Home… . Sydney Morning Herald, The (Australia) – January Grapes may get the grip on cancer Wine lovers have been given another excuse to raise their glasses, with new research suggesting that a molecule found in grapes may help prevent cancers.United States scientists have found in animal and test-tube experiments that the substance, resveratrol, inhibits cellular activity associated with the initiation, promotion and progression of tumours. Resveratrol, believed to help grapes fight off fungal infections, is also found in more than other plants, including mulberries and…

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