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– . – August Sirtris Pharmaceuticals and Sirtuin Academic Thought Leaders Publish Review on the Therapeutic Potential of Sirtuins for Diseases of Aging Investor Contact: Sirtris Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Michelle Dipp, M.D., Ph.D., – - or Media Contact: Pure Communications Sheryl Seapy, – - Sirtris Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: SIRT), a biopharmaceutical company focused on discovering and developing small molecule drugs to treat diseases of aging, announced today that Sirtris, together with leading sirtuin researchers David A Sinclair, Ph.D. and Leonard P. Guarente, Ph.D., published a review in the MIT Tech Review entitled… . – April , RED WINE SALES CONTINUE SURGE: FALL REPORT ON HEALTH BENEFITS HELPS TO SUSTAIN MOMENTUM The recent surge in red wine sales appears to have legs.New sales data released Monday shows that a boost in red wine sales following a report last fall on its potential health benefits has sustained its momentum.The amount of red wine sold in the United States soared . percent in the four weeks ending Nov. .Analysts at the time cautiously attributed the increase to the positive media coverage surrounding a study showing that a key ingredient in red wine — resveratrol… . – March Sirtris IPO tied to aging drug WASHINGTON – Lab rats and roundworms live longer, healthier lives on strict lowcalorie diets. Now, a biotech startup in an early stage of drug development is seeking to tap the public market as it researches drugs with the aim of reproducing those benefits in humans – but without the hunger pangs.Cambridge, Mass.-based Sirtris Pharmaceuticals Inc. seeks to become the first public company developing a new class of drugs to treat age-related diseases by capitalizing on the supposed benefits… . – November CABERNET, CATS AND CANDY 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 Medical… . (MI) – November , Does wine go with fat? WASHINGTON — Huge amounts of a red wine extract seemed to help obese mice eat a high-fat diet and still live a long and healthy life, suggests a study that some experts are calling “landmark” research. Scientists say it is far too early to say whether the extract, called resveratrol, can do the same for humans. The study by the Harvard Medical School and the National Institute of Aging shows heavy doses of the extract reduced diabetes and liver problems, and cut… . Advertiser, The (Adelaide, Australia) – October White wine linked to lung cancer, study finds LONDON: Drinking red wine could protect against lung cancer but white wine may increase the risk, Spanish scientists said yesterday.The scientists examined the effects of different types of wine on lung cancer, the most common and deadly form of the disease.“Consumption of red wine . . . was associated with a slight but statistically significant reduction in the development of lung cancer,” Professor Juan Barros-Dios, of the University of Santiago de… . Daily Telegraph (Sydney, Australia) – October Glass of red fights cancer DRINKING red wine could protect against lung cancer but white wine may increase the risk, scientists said yesterday.A team from Spain examined the effects of different types of wine on lung cancer, the most common and deadly form of the disease.“Consumption of red wine … was associated with a slight but statistically significant reduction in the development of lung cancer,” Spanish research team leader Professor Juan Barros-Dios said in the study published… . Express, The (London, England) – October The Express: A glass of red wine a day wards off cancer A FEW glasses of red wine can help stave off lung cancer, scientists have discovered.Researchers claim that every glass of wine drunk daily increased protection against lung cancer by per cent.They believe the benefit comes from the antioxidant properties of the chemicals tannins and resveratrol which have been shown to stifle tumour development and growth.But the researchers warned that drinking several glasses a day would bring other risks like mouth and throat cancers…. . Express, The (London, England) – October The Express: Red wine helps ward off lung cancer A FEW glasses of red wine can help stave off lung cancer, scientists have discovered.Researchers claim that every glass of wine drunk daily increases protection against lung cancer by per cent.They believe the benefit comes from the antioxidant properties of the chemicals tannins and resveratrol which have been shown to stifle tumour development.But the researchers warned that drinking several glasses a day would bring other risks such as mouth and throat cancers.The… . – October Vineyard hopes to profit from grape-seed health product An ocean away from the vineyards of Burgundy and the Loire Valley, North Carolina grape growers have invested tens of thousands of dollars in search of profit from the “French Paradox.” Low prices for raw grapes now being harvested and a worldwide glut in wine production have farmers of the native muscadine grape touting the health benefits of muscadine wine — and of a dietary supplement made from freeze-dried grape seeds.Compared to other grape seeds,…

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– . American Press (Lake Charles, LA) – October N. C. winery sees medicinal purpose for grapes of cash ROSE HILL, N. C. (AP) � An ocean away from the vine-yards of Burgundy and the Loire Valley, North Carolina grape growers have invested tens of thousands of dollars in search of profit from the ” French Paradox. ” Low prices for raw grapes now being harvested and a worldwide glut in wine pro-duction have farmers of the native muscadine grape tout-ing the health benefits of muscadine wine � and of a dietary supplement made from… . THE ORLANDO SENTINEL – August RED WINE, PEANUTS FUEL LONGER LIFE, STUDY FINDS BOSTON — 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 calorie restriction, a finding that could help researchers develop drugs that lengthen life and prevent or treat aging-related diseases…. . The Tampa Tribune – February , King Senior Named A Finalist In National Science Competition GRAPE COMPOUND’S EFFECTS ON CANCER FOCUS OF STUDY TAMPA – A King High student’s science fair project is taking her all the way to Washington, D.C. Anupama Kotha, a senior in the International Baccalaureate program at King, was named a finalist this week in the Intel Science Talent Search Awards. The national honor recognizes students for excellence in science and math. She will compete March in the nation’s capital for a… . Courier Mail, The (Brisbane, Australia) – November , News HEALTH Head lice killer GARLIC not only allegedly wards off vampires, but also keeps head lice at bay. Argentine scientists have found that the active element in garlic is fatal for lice. The University of Cuyo researchers said that a drop of garlic oil on a louse immediately interrupted bodily movements, producing lethal effects, probably by asphyxia, in per cent of the insects.Wine in cancer fight RED wine could hold the key to creating a new cancer drug. Researchers at… . The Washington Times – May French rats drinking to human health PARIS (Reuters) – Lucky rats are guzzling fancy burgundy wine every day in fresh research on the French paradox, the theory that wine helps counteract a high-fat diet, says the Burgundy Wine Board.The study under way on about white rats at the INSERM national research institute in Dijon is intended to confirm earlier research suggesting that daily doses of red wine help prevent heart disease, even for those consuming artery-clogging rich diets, a wine board official said last… . The Buffalo News – May RATS GUZZLE RED WINE IN RESEARCH ON PREVENTION OF HEART DISEASE Lucky rats are guzzling fancy Burgundy wine every day in fresh research on the French paradox, the theory that wine helps counteract a high-fat diet, the Burgundy Wine Board said Monday.The study under way on about white rats at the INSERM national research institute in Dijon, central France, is intended to confirm earlier research suggesting that daily doses of red wine help prevent heart disease, even in those consuming artery-clogging rich diets, a wine board official said.The… . Chicago Tribune – December IN REVIEW: THE BEST NEWS Nutrient of the year: vitamin E. It slows the progression of Alzheimer’s, boosts immunity, improves fertility and protects against heart disease. What more could one vitamin do?Runner-up: folate. It protects the heart, and also prevents neural-tube defects in developing babies.Fruit of the year: grapes. Rich in resveratrol, they could be a potent weapon against cancer-but leave the skins on.Vegetable of the year: tomatoes, especially cooked or canned tomatoes…. . The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta Constitution – September HEALTH WATCH NEWS & NOTES PEANUT BENEFITS: Peanuts contain a compound that may prevent heart disease and cancer, but before you start eating them by the handfuls, keep in mind that the legumes are also loaded with fat. Three types of peanuts —Spanish, runner and Virginia-type (ball park) peanuts —contain the compound resveratrol, thought to reduce the incidence of heart disease and cancer. Researchers who presented their findings at the American Chemical Society meeting this week said… . The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta Constitution – April Wine in moderation a boon to health Which red wines contain the most cancer-and cholesterol-fighting substances?Recent studies, including those publicized on ’s ” Minutes” last fall, have shown that moderate consumption of wine is statistically related to lower incidence of heart disease. Red wine in particular contains the cancer-fighting substance quercetin, as well as resveratrol, a substance that can lower LDL cholesterol (the bad kind).Winemakers whom I’ve… . AAP News (Australia) – October AAP News: Qld: White wine rivals red for heart health: study By Angela Harper-Erini BRISBANE, Oct AAP – The health benefits of a glass of red wine are well known, but new research has found a tipple of white could also protect the heart. Rats that were fed the equivalent of one or two glasses of white wine by researchers from the University of Connecticut in the US found their hearts suffered less damage during cardiac arrest than those fed water or grain alcohol, according to New Scientist. The benefits from the white wine were similar to those found…

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– . Daily Post (Liverpool, England) – November , Daily Post (Liverpool): IN BRIEF: New drug A DRUG that mimics the effects of a wonder ingredient in red wine has been developed to fight obesity and diabetes. The compound, SRT protected mice from weight gain and insulin disorders even when they ate a highfat diet. The drug targets a protein called SIRT which is also affected by resveratrol, a chemical in the skins of red grapes that is believed to combat ageing and help prevent heart disease and cancer. … . World Entertainment News Network (England) – November , FAT BURNING DRUG DISCOVERED Scientists in France claim to have found a drug that tricks the body into burning off fat even when on a high-fat diet. The University of Louis Pasteur team found the drug protected mice against weight gain and insulin resistance. The drug SRT – a chemical cousin of red wine extract resveratrol – targets the protein SIRT , which is thought to combat ageing, reports Cell Metabolism. U.K. obesity experts said new drug treatments were needed but should be used alongside lifestyle changes…. . – September , Quercetin, found in produce, fights flu Quercetin, found in produce such as onions, grapes, blueberries, broccoli as well as red wine and tea reduced the risk of flu in mice, U.S. researchers say. Study author J. Mark Davis of the University of South Carolina in Columbia, says that if quercetin — a close chemical relative of resveratrol, which is found in red wine and grape juice — provides similar benefits to humans as in mice the findings suggests it could help endurance athletes, soldiers and others undergoing difficult… . – June MitoSciences Inc. Releases New Tests For Mitochondrial Biogenesis MitoSciences has today released two new products for measuring Mitochondrial Biogenesis, a crucial biological process that is receiving increased attention due to its link to increased life span and greater resistance to disease. Mitochondrial Biogenesis is at the center of highly-publicized recent studies describing the positive effects of resveratrol (the healthful component in red wine and an activator of proteins called sirtuins) and the creation of the so-called Super Mouse.The… . – June your views Election wish It seems about eight years ago the nation shifted from focusing on “national interest” to “special interest.” During these past eight years, our dedicated military people have died in the sands of the Middle East while the oil and defense contractor executives earned multi million-dollar bonuses. The people of this great country need to demand a re direction toward focusing on “national interest.”… . ABC – KSTP (Minneapolis, MN) – June , Eyewitness News am – : : TIME START: : : RESEARCHERS HOPING THAT WE HUMANS COULD BENEFIT FROM MUCH LOWER AMOUNTS.PRECISE NUMBERS OF GLASSES OF WINE OR BOTTLES OF WINE ARE DIFFICULT TO PREDICT.EVEN SO, SOME SCIENTISTS ARE ALREADY POPPING CORKS WONDERING WHAT IF YOU CAN FIND A WAY TO PUT RESVERATROL IN A PILL.DR.DAVID SINCLAIR IS TRYING TO DEVELOP A WAY TO DO IT.I USED TO THINK IT WOULD BE YEARS IN THE FUTURE THAT WE SEE THESE ANTIAGING DRUGS COME AROUND.NOW I’M… . ABC – KATV (Little Rock-Pine Bluff, AR) – June , KATV Midday – : : TIME START: : : WELCOME TO MIDDAY ARKANSAS.TODAY IS THURSDAY, JUNE .I’M MELINDA MAYO IN FOR JASON HARPER.AND I’M BETH HUNT….COMING UP ON THE SHOW TODAY, RESEARCHERS MAY HAVE FOUND THE INGREDIENT THAT MAKES RED WINE SO BENEFICIAL.WE’LL HAVE MORE ON THAT LATER IN THE SHOW.ALSO COMING UP ON THE SHOW, STEVE ‘WILDMAN’ WILSON IS HERE TO SHARE SOME UNUSUAL GIFT IDEAS FOR… . American Press (Lake Charles, LA) – April Can a drink a day be beneficial to your health? Numerous studies suggest there is some truth to the healing properties of wine – red wine in particular.For a number of years, scientists have been paying a great deal of attention to the health benefits of drinking red wine. There are several benefits upon which most medical experts would agree, and some claims have gained increasing credibility based upon solid scientific evidence.However, there are those purported benefits that are based more upon rumor and exaggeration than actual… . (CA) – January Laxative milk of magnesia may also help skin conditions My face looked like a dry, glazed doughnut for eight years, until I read your column about using milk of magnesia on the face and scalp. My dermatologist had been treating my scalp, but I got nowhere. Both problems disappeared after one application of MoM.Milk of magnesia (magnesium hydroxide) has been used for more than a century as an oral laxative. More recently, we have heard from readers that if this chalky liquid is applied to underarms, it acts as a deodorant.Someone else told… . FD (FAIR DISCLOSURE) WIRE – November Q Sirtris Pharmaceuticals Earnings Conference Call – Final OPERATOR: Good day, everyone, and welcome to the Sirtris Pharmaceuticals Third Quarter Investor Conference Call on November . At this time all participants are in a listen-only mode. There will be a question-and-answer session to follow. Please be advised this call is being recorded at the Company’s request and will be available on the Company’s website for two weeks from today.At this time I would like to introduce Dr. Christoph Westphal,…

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– . Washington Post – August Enzymes Found to Delay Aging Process Discovery Could Lead to Drugs to Extend Life Span Scientists have found for the first time a way to rev up a potent “anti-aging” enzyme in living cells, an advance they said could speed the development of drugs to extend human life span and prevent a wide range of geriatric diseases. The novel approach has significantly increased the life spans of yeast and human cells in laboratory dishes and extended the lives of flies and worms — organisms that, on the level of molecular biology, age much as humans do…. . Times, The (London, England) – October Organic baby book, Fit to play WITH concern for our health growing daily, publication of The Organic Baby Book on Saturday could not have been better timed. Written by Tanyia Maxted-Frost, co-founder of the London Organic Food Forum, the book contains details of organic baby food, where to buy organic reusable nappies and advice from leading health experts on the benefits of an organic diet. The author will discuss the book, published by Green Books ( Pounds . ) in London on November . For tickets, telephone… . – May , Eat, drink and be wary Alcohol’s benefit must be weighed against risk BY GENE GREY Staff Writer To get to the question right away: Can drinking a moderate amount of wine be good for you?The answer: Maybe. But ….Forrest Harper, wine educator with the Wine Merchants Ltd. of Liverpool, made a pretty good case for moderate imbibing at a recent wine tasting held at Le Chalet, Pumphouse Road, Vestal.Quoting extensively from statistics and reports in The French Paradox , a book by… . Sun-Sentinel – January STUDY SAYS GRAPES MAY STOP CANCER “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 does not 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 San Diego Tribune – December , Carrots and other vegetables strike out against stroke Imagine! Eating a cup of carrots (or getting to mg of beta carotene) a day may cut a woman’s chances of having a stroke by percent. That’s what Harvard researchers have found in a large-scale study of women between ages and .Women getting high amounts of beta carotene also had percent less chance of heart attack compared with women getting only mg a day of beta carotene, according to JoAnn E. Manson, M.D., at Brigham and Women’s… . News of the World (London, England) – April , THE SECRET SPA IN YOUR KITCHEN, Make like a star and whip up salon-style treats at home. Yes, really! BY STEPHANIE MAYLOR TERI HATCHER Boozy bath We all know about the heart-healthy properties of red wine, but it seems Teri Hatcher is one step ahead. The -year-old Desperate Housewives star pours two glasses of red wine into her bath to soften and smooth her skin.But does it work? “Red wine contains antioxidant-rich resveratrol, which stimulates the renewal of skin cells,” explains celeb facialist Vanda Serrador, founder of Urban Skin.”Adding it to your bath is a… . (MO) – March State grapes could ease pain By Steve Koehler News-Leader Relief from arthritis or severe jaw pain could come from a Missouri grape vine in the near future, say state researchers.Scientists at Missouri State University and the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center said at a news conference Monday morning that chemical compounds found in Missouri grapes can be used for a variety of health benefits.”This is real life. These things are happening,” said Jim Anderson, president of the… . (CA) – March Don’t Forget Your Brain Boosters! Along with remembering our daily dose of vitamins, we’re now encouraged to take our daily brain boosters! With baby boomers soon to dominate the senior market, ways to stave off “father time” top the agenda. Loathe to give way to senior moments, boomers seek to rev up the brain every way possible.There’s scientific evidence supporting the brain enhancing properties of certain foods and lifestyle habits such as: � Stimulate… . Hour Detroit (MI) – January , Eater’s Digest, Eat, drink, and be wary: With the aid of a registered dietitian, we sort through today’s nutritional conundrums and arrive at some answers Eater’s Digest Illustration by Joseph Daniel Fiedler In the world of health and nutrition, conflicting studies can make consumers� heads spin. Is margarine or butter better? Is drinking red wine truly beneficial? Are energy bars a good bet for on-the-go nutrition? We spoke with Bethany Thayer, a registered dietitian and national media spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association, to help clear the air about eating well.For years, coffee was demonized… . – December ? Business briefs Green Tea Store opens at Boise Towne Square BOISE � The Utah-based Green Tea Store recently opened a location in the Boise Towne Square Mall.�We are thrilled to bring Green Tea HP to the Treasure Valley,� said Barry Sams, co-owner of the Green Tea Store.Green Tea HP is a blend of highly concentrated green tea, noni juice, pomegranate juice, resveratrol and trace minerals, according to www. greenteasensation.com. It is a caffeinefree , concentrated alternative that is the equivalent to fifty…

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– . (TX) – November ANOTHER VOICE The Washington Post Wine with those fries? For wine fiends who take their merlot – ahem, pinot noir – very seriously, recent news about the possible health benefits of a substance in red wine might not be welcome. Buoyed by the research of a team of Harvard scientists who found a compound in red wine that mitigates the effects of high-calorie diets in lab mice, vinicultural philistines have more reason to refill their glasses. What comes next may be an effete wine taster’s worst nightmare: ramped-up production of boxed wine… . , The (IL) – November , RED WINE EXTRACT HELPS OBESE MICE LIVE LONGER Huge doses maintain their health Associated Press DASH: – 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… . Record, The (Kitchner, Ontario, Canada) – October , No ‘raisin’ to believe this arthritis cure The facts: In Teresa Heinz Kerry, the Mozambique-born heiress and wife of John Kerry, who was then running for president of the United States, advocated an unusual remedy for arthritis while discussing health care at a campaign stop in Nevada.”You get some gin and get some white raisins — and only white raisins — and soak them in the gin for two weeks,” she said. “Then eat nine of the raisins a day.”Although some people poked fun… . – March , Phyto-what? Looks like our parents were right after all Organization for Peer Education on Nutrition, EIU We all know what our parents used to tell us when we were kids: “Eat your fruits and vegetables!” But now that we have grown up and moved out, many of us have forgotten to do so. But as we age we need the health benefits – called phytochemicals – just as much as when we were kids.Phytochemicals are the ingredients in fruits and vegetables that promote health by slowing the aging process or reducing your… . – March , Phyto-what? Looks like our parents were right after all Organization for Peer Education on Nutrition, EIU We all know what our parents used to tell us when we were kids: “Eat your fruits and vegetables!” But now that we have grown up and moved out, many of us have forgotten to do so. But as we age we need the health benefits – called phytochemicals – just as much as when we were kids.Phytochemicals are the ingredients in fruits and vegetables that promote health by slowing the aging process or reducing your… . – November Eat To Live: Peanuts given thumbs up The doctor told my -year-old father his nightly gin-and-tonic would kill him. “My age is going to kill me,” responded my father. The same doctor voiced a similar concern over my -year-old mother’s prandial two glasses of wine.She should show him a study in the latest issue of the Journal of Biological Chemistry, the periodical of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.In it, Philippe Marambaud and his colleagues at the… . – November Ask Mama! – Salting peanuts in shell tough job Dear Mama: We planted peanuts this year because we’ve been reading about how good they are for us, but now that we have a bumper crop, we want to get them salted in the shell like you see in restaurants and stores. I can’t find any information about how to do it at home. Can you help? -Norman Anderson Dear Norman: Congratulations on the good crop and good intentions. Peanuts are indeed good for fighting heart disease and cancer. A study conducted by… . EFE News Services – de octubre del R.UNIDO-SALUD El vino tinto es bueno para los pulmones El vino tinto, cuyos beneficios para el coraz�n han sido probados, parece ser tambi�n bueno para combatir las enfermedades cr�nicas de pulm�n, seg�n un estudio de investigadores brit�nicos divulgado hoy, martes.”Beber con moderaci�n vino tinto, como parte de una dieta equilibrada y saludable, puede reducir la inflamaci�n de pulm�n”, explic� John Harvey, de la Sociedad Tor�cica Brit�nica.El estudio, elaborado por el Instituto Nacional del Coraz�n y… . (PA) – August Scientists stimulate anti-aging enzyme Scientists have found for the first time a way to rev up a potent “anti-aging” enzyme in living cells, an advance they said could speed the development of drugs to extend human lifespan and prevent a wide range of geriatric diseases. The novel approach has significantly increased the lifespans of yeast and human cells in laboratory dishes and extended the lives of flies and worms � organisms that, on the level of molecular biology, age very much… . (PA) – August SCIENTISTS CAN STIMULATE `ANTI-AGING’ ENZYME IN CELLS Scientists have found for the first time a way to rev up a potent “anti-aging” enzyme in living cells, an advance they said could speed the development of drugs to extend human lifespan and prevent a wide range of geriatric diseases.The novel approach has significantly increased the lifespans of yeast and human cells in laboratory dishes and extended the lives of flies and worms — organisms that, on the level of molecular biology, age very much as humans do….

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– . – July Introducing Embodi(TM): The First Non-Alcoholic Beverage to Provide the Health Benefits of Red Wine Without the Alcohol Introducing Embodi�, the first health beverage to contain a specially developed grape pomace extract made from the skins, seeds, and stems of red wine grapes. This extract provides Embodi with the full-spectrum of red wine�s antioxidants � and resulting health benefits � without the side effects of alcohol. �Embodi�s delicious organic fruit juice blend is combined with our red wine grape extract, which… . Datamonitor – July NeoCell releases new nutritional supplement NeoCell, engaged in the manufacture of natural supplement and skin care products, has released a new nutritional supplement called Reversitall Plus. Reversitall Plus comes in liquid form and is a natural extract made from a blend of red wine, Muscadine grapes and grapevine. According to the company, in recent years, Resveratrol, a key ingredient in Reversitall Plus and a compound found in grapes and enriched in red wine, has been found to lower cholesterol, improve… . Times Union, The (Albany, NY) – June , OPINION: Hang on, seniors; help is coming Jun. –The on-going hunt for the mythical Fountain of Youth, which started long before Ponce de Leon supposedly sought it out in Florida in the s, could in our day conceivably be found in the bottom of certain bottles of red wine. When de Leon, the Spanish explorer who sailed with Columbus on his second voyage to the New World, was seeking the magical well, he apparently thought — if any of us could possibly believe any of this — that the waters would either preserve youth or… . Times Union, The (Albany, NY) – June , Hang on, seniors, help is coming The on-going hunt for the mythical Fountain of Youth, which started long before Ponce de Leon supposedly sought it out in Florida in the s, could in our day conceivably be found in the bottom of certain bottles of red wine.When de Leon, the Spanish explorer who sailed with Columbus on his second voyage to the New World, was seeking the magical well, he apparently thought – if any of us could possibly believe any of this – that the waters would either preserve youth or restore it…. . McClatchy-Tribune Regional News – June , OPINION: Hang on, seniors; help is coming Jun. The on-going hunt for the mythical Fountain of Youth, which started long before Ponce de Leon supposedly sought it out in Florida in the s, could in our day conceivably be found in the bottom of certain bottles of red wine.When de Leon, the Spanish explorer who sailed with Columbus on his second voyage to the New World, was seeking the magical well, he apparently thought – if any of us could possibly believe any of this that the waters would either preserve youth or restore it…. . Daily Star (England) – April The Daily Star: USdeal for drug makers DRUGS giant GlaxoSmithKline is paying GBP million for a company that is developing products derived from red wine to treat heart disease.Britain’s biggest pharmaceuticals group, GSK is buying US firm Sirtris, whichisa leader in research into sirtuins – enzymes thought to be involved in the ageing process.One of its key products uses resveratrol, an ingredient which is found in red wine.Sirtris chief Christoph Westphal will stay with the firm after the takeover and… . uglychart.com – August links for – - Aug. ( uglychart.com delivered by Newstex) — YouTube – y Little Secret – Universal Healthcare? Social Security? (tags: banking debt economics politics video) AI system predicts medicine’s hidden powers (tags: ai health) Mind Over Matter, With a Machine’s Help – New York Times (tags: depression brain psychology futures) Sirtris Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (tags: aging health resveratrol) Israeli Researcher Develops New Theoretical Model of Time Machine (tags:… . (AL) – May Uncorked: The grapes of health: New studies tout wine’s benefits Big drug companies like Pfizer and Merck would be well advised to put aside their compounds and potions and plant red wine grapes if the plethora of recently released research is to be believed. Investors (animal rights activist cover your eyes here) would be well advised to invest in companies selling laboratory mice. Many experiments involving benefits of wine consumption are carried out on these hapless little creatures.There is now so much research information about the relationship to… . (MO) – April , Health news boosts red wine’s U.S. sales Word that red wine is good for you has been around ever since ” Minutes” famously aired a report on “The French Paradox” in . The show examined the question: How could the French eat all that fatty 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, and red wine sales shot up.Ever since, studies have emerged linking red wine with good health. In… . – November Does wine contain the secret to longer life? The newest feature film with wine as its centerpiece opened in theaters this month. I’m talking about “A Good Year,” which stars Russell Crowe and is based on Peter Mayle’s enjoyable novel of the same name. 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 unexpectedly…

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– . Orlando Sentinel, The (FL) – April , Wine fans see more red Word that red wine is good for you has been around since Minutes aired a report on “The French Paradox” in .The news show 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, studies have emerged linking red-wine consumption with good… . Patriot Ledger, The (Quincy, MA) – November A GOOD AGE: Finding your real age Do you know your real age? It�s not your calendar or chronological age, based on the year you were born. It�s not your psychological age – how young or old you think and feel. It�s not your physical age – your health or fitness level. ��Real age�� combines them and adds other ingredients like family history.Every week, it seems there�s another new discovery about how to stop or… . Daily Mirror, The (London, England) – November The Mirror: Your LIFE: MAURICE FITZMAURICE WINE LIVE long and prosper. That’s what Spock said and he didn’t drink.In years gone by that would have been the answer to the logical Vulcan’s longevity.Even on planet Earth, how often do you hear oul’ ones after getting their letter from the Queen saying the secret lies in never touching a drop of liquor?But at last there’s hope for the rest of us, well at least the sensible people who read this column and probably love (or… . Daily Mirror, The (London, England) – November The Mirror: Your LIFE: MAURICE FITZMAURICE WINE LIVE long and prosper. That’s what Spock said and he didn’t drink.In years gone by that would have been the answer to the logical Vulcan’s longevity.Even on planet Earth, how often do you hear oul’ ones after getting their letter from the Queen saying the secret lies in never touching a drop of liquor?But at last there’s hope for the rest of us, well at least the sensible people who read this column and probably love (or… . Daily Mirror, The (London, England) – November The Mirror: Your LIFE: MAURICE FITZMAURICE WINE LIVE long and prosper. That’s what Spock said and he didn’t drink.In years gone by that would have been the answer to the logical Vulcan’s longevity.Even on planet Earth, how often do you hear oul’ ones after getting their letter from the Queen saying the secret lies in never touching a drop of liquor?But at last there’s hope for the rest of us, well at least the sensible people who read this column and probably love (or… . Daily Mirror, The (London, England) – November The Mirror: Your LIFE: MAURICE FITZMAURICE WINE LIVE long and prosper. That’s what Spock said and he didn’t drink.In years gone by that would have been the answer to the logical Vulcan’s longevity.Even on planet Earth, how often do you hear oul’ ones after getting their letter from the Queen saying the secret lies in never touching a drop of liquor?But at last there’s hope for the rest of us, well at least the sensible people who read this column and probably love (or… . (KY) – October OH, REALLY? The claim: Raisins soaked in gin can ease arthritis pain.The facts: In Teresa Heinz Kerry, the Mozambique-born heiress and wife of John Kerry, who was then running for president, advocated an unusual remedy for arthritis while discussing health care at a campaign stop in Nevada.”You get some gin and get some white raisins — and only white raisins — and soak them in the gin for two weeks,” she said. “Then eat nine of the raisins a… . – June ATLANTA -This year, celebrate the Fourth ATLANTA -This year, celebrate the Fourth of July by eating more red, white and blue foods. These colorful foods contain naturally occurring pigments that may protect you from a variety of chronic diseases. RED Red foods contain different classes of plant, or phyto, chemicals: flavonoids, the carotenoid lycopene, and compounds like ellagic acid and resveratrol. Flavonoids, a group of about , chemicals, are very potent antioxidants. Antioxidants protect the body by neutralizing… . (Dubuque, IA) – July by samantha critchell NEW YORK – The debate about whether a little wine is good for your health has gone on for years and likely will continue for many more. The new question is: Is wine – or at least wine-based products – good for your skin? Yes, says Mathilde Thomas, founder of Caudalie, a French skin-care company that is built around the vitamins and antioxidants found in grapes.Back in a scientist from the pharmaceutical department at Bordeaux University visited the estate of Chateau Smith… . South Florida Sun-Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale, FL) – June , VINTAGE BEAUTY TIP: WINE FOR YOUR SKIN The debate about whether a little wine is good for your health has gone on for years and likely will continue for many more. The new question is: Is wine — or at least wine-based products — good for your skin?Yes, says Mathilde Thomas, founder of Caudalie, a French skin-care company that is built around the vitamins and antioxidants found in grapes.Back in a scientist from the pharmaceutical department at Bordeaux University visited the estate of Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte, a…

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