Red Wine, The Heart Cure? Yes

Yes, is the Answer.

This have been proven for the existence of wine, it also have been recorded in the "I-Medicine Sutra".

The modern science have attribute to the content of Antioxidants in the Grape skin & Grape seed.

Anyway, moderate during of a glass of Red wine with food & a litter glass of Grade Wine 1 hour before bed time would do a lots of good to one heart, speacially the heart artery.


Red wine, the heart cure?

01/02/2005 - Trawling through the mounting investigations into the impact of wine-drinking on heart health, Danish researchers confirm ongoing findings that drinkers of wine benefit from its cardio-protective effects, more so than those who drink beer or other spirits, and may also live longer.

Further, the analysis that encompassed various international studies, suggests that any alcohol, in light to moderate intake, puts drinkers at lower risk for cardiovascular disease and death than non-drinkers.

But, they underline, the social status of the wine drinker may also play a key role.

"It is also known from a number of studies that wine drinkers in many cultures are from a higher socio-economic status and have a better diet than non-wine drinkers," said Professor Morten Grønbæk, author of the article, published in Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis.

This may be an important factor adding to the beneficial results of wine intake.

Nearly one in three annual global deaths, about 16.7 million, result from various forms of cardiovascular disease and high blood pressure is believed to be a contributory factor.

A string of studies suggest that the powerful antioxidant resveratrol found in red wine, could protect against the blood clots and possibly high cholesterol levels, both associated with heart conditions.

Targeting a burgeoning market, the food industry continues to roll out food products designed to tackle heart health.

Red wine, the heart cure?