Article: Why Red Wine and Cheese Have Stopped Going Steady - New York Times

Article: Retailers report sales of red wine spurt after heart- healthy claims
Chicago Sun-Times;  March 19, 1992 ;     700+ words ......high in fat, partly to their high consumption of red wine. Really, this is nothing new. Scientific studies...attributed even greater protective benefits to wine, red wine in particular, and some research reports linking...allocation. The day after the report aired, sales of red wine ...

Article: Red wine could reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's, new study says.
South Florida Sun-Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale, FL);  October 5, 2006 ;     700+ words ......uncovered yet another reason to toast red wine: A glass a day could keep Alzheimer's...disease. Those results might lead to a red wine pill, he said. Alzheimer's isn't the only...studies over the past 10 years linking red wine to better health. Scientists think a daily...

Article: Red Wine, Garlic Help Keep Heart in Shape
Chicago Sun-Times;  January 23, 1994 ;     340 words ...CLEARWATER BEACH, Fla. Lovers of red wine and garlic-rich foods have reason to rejoice: Research...running smoothly. Previous research has shown that red wine - particularly French red wine - has a protective effect on the heart. But in contrast...

Article: RED WINE WINNING OVER NATION AMERICANS' SHIFT FROM WHITE MAY BE DUE IN PART TO STUDIES SHOWING HEALTH BENEFITS OF RED.(News/National/International)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO);  August 10, 1997 ;     453 words ......among winemakers like William Merritt that red wine is good for the soul. It's taken studies...the industry has had an oversupply of red wine. It goes back decades,'' said Merritt...20 years we were drowning in a sea of red wine. Everyone was.'' Not anymore. Americans...

Article: HEALTH KICK HAS RED WINE CATCHING UP.(LIVING)
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH);  August 8, 1997 ;     700+ words ......'s been no secret among winemakers that red wine is good for the soul. But it has taken studies showing that red wine it may be good for the heart and brain...the industry has had an oversupply of red wine. It goes back decades,'' said William...

Article: Red wine polyphenolics increase LDL receptor expression and activity and supress the secretion of ApoB100 from human HepG2 cells
The Journal of Nutrition;  March 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ...Nutrient-Gene Interactions Red Wine Polyphenolics Increase LDL Receptor...studies suggest that the consumption of red wine may lower the risk of cardiovascular disease. The cardioprotective effect of red wine has been attributed to the polyphenols...

Article: Health news boosts red wine's U.S. sales
Columbia Daily Tribune;  April 4, 2007 ;     192 words ...Word that red wine is good for you has been around ever since "60 Minutes...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...

Article: To your health.(CHEM FUSION)(uses of red wine)
Canadian Chemical News;  February 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ......glasses are filled with red wine, there may be more than...there's even a chance that red wine can mitigate the health...most publicized aspect of red wine consumption has been the...French penchant for high fat cheeses, butter laden croissants, foie gras, and tobacco. ...

Article: First Dietary Supplement to Preserve Red Wine Molecules Unveiled; Provides Red Wine Molecules Without Alcohol, Calories or Sulfite Headaches*.
PR Newswire;  January 26, 2004 ;     588 words ......natural antioxidant molecules found in red wine has hit the marketplace. Thousands of consumers...news media, confirmed that molecules in red wine may contribute to healthy aging.* The stabilized red wine extract provides consumers with preserved...

Article: Red wine may be beneficial to heart
University Wire;  March 22, 2002 ;     411 words ......that moderate consumption of red wine can increase an individual...attributed to the health of red wine. Experiments have shown that...directly reduced. Alcohol in red wine has been proven to increase...reduced. An average glass of red wine per day tends to make ...

Article: A toast to polyphenols; Red, red wine: Antioxidants protect cells from damage by free radicals
Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque);  December 30, 2002 ;     518 words ......anyway. Although studies have linked red wine with a reduced risk of heart disease and...fine." Studies have examined the role of red wine's flavonoids and other antioxidants in reducing heart disease and cancer risk. "(Red wine) can be a component of a heart-healthy...

Article: Red wine against smoking.
Health & Medicine Week;  September 22, 2003 ;     542 words ......researchers showed that the constituents of red wine, other than alcohol, counteracted acute...findings showed that two glasses (250 ml) of red wine suspend the harmful effect of one cigarette...to further investigate constituents of red wine that could reverse arterial dysfunction...

Article: Red wine 'may help to stop teeth falling out'
The Scotsman;  March 11, 2006 ;     346 words ...RED wine could hold the key to preventing and treating...Quebec, Canada, suggest the polyphenols in red wine could be harnessed to tackle this disease...wine bottle just yet. Experts warned that red wine could stain the teeth, while excessive...

Article: Red wine is a poor source of bioavailable flavonols in men
The Journal of Nutrition;  March 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Red Wine Is a Poor Source of Bioavailable Flavonols...Revision accepted 11 December 2000.) ABSTRACT Red wine is a source of polyphenolic antioxidants...such as quercetin are representatives. Red wine might therefore prevent LDL oxidation and...