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- sedhead - 01-13-2004 I just read an article in the Jan. 2004 issue of Discover magazine. Says that the compound Resveratrol found in red wine can contribute to a longer life. No wonder why there are so many old fogies[myself included] on this board. - Thomas - 01-13-2004 ..are you sure they didn't mean the long life of the wine... [img]http://38.118.142.245/ubb2/eek.gif[/img] - winoweenie - 01-13-2004 I resemble that remark. !!!! Old fogie my patootie. WW [img]http://38.118.142.245/ubb2/wink.gif[/img] - Kcwhippet - 01-13-2004 What do you mean "old fogie". My wife says the gray is distinguished looking. - sedhead - 01-13-2004 A longer life of Moderate red wine drinkers. - winoweenie - 01-14-2004 They have me check into the clinic twice a month to remove a quart for research purposes. WW [img]http://38.118.142.245/ubb2/wink.gif[/img] [This message has been edited by winoweenie (edited 01-14-2004).] - Kcwhippet - 01-14-2004 What's a quaer? - ShortWiner - 01-14-2004 No one knows, KC, and he's the only one who's got any. That's why they're studying him. - Kcwhippet - 01-14-2004 Sounds like something he should be quarantined for. - Thomas - 01-14-2004 He spelled it worng as usual--it's a quear... - winoweenie - 01-14-2004 OOPS! - terrbear - 01-29-2004 I have really enjoyed reading replies from all of you (old fogies) while moderately drinking my daily two(2) glasses of wine. Thank god for people with a sense of humor. btw isn't there 4 quaers in a gallileo? On a more serious note..this resrevatol (sp?)that is being talked about on many of the boards, have any relation to the lycopines (found in tomatoes) that are supposed to also be good for the heart? -terr - sedhed - 01-29-2004 We'll have to googlize that. - Thomas - 01-29-2004 My understanding, which I would not place bets on, is the the tomato chemical and the grape chemical are not related, but each are beneficial. Incidentally, the other major resting place for resveratrol is in the cork tree (bark). - wondersofwine - 01-29-2004 One recent article said that the resveratrol from drinking wine is not very efficiently absorbed or some such. They are working on a pill that would be more effective. (But a lot less fun!!) - Thomas - 01-29-2004 I'd rather chew on the cork than take a pill... - Kcwhippet - 01-29-2004 Hell, just wash down the pill with the first sip of your wine of the day. - wondersofwine - 01-29-2004 KC's got the solution! |