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Resveratrol/Red Wine Structure - Wall Street Journal Article
Research has revealed that resveratrol has anti-aging effects in some animals, extending the lifespan of yeast by 60%, worms and flies by 30%, and fish by about 60%.
Since the 1930s it’s been known that calorie restriction by about a third can slow the biological forces of aging. Scientists begun to claim that it’s possible to mimic the anti-aging effect with a molecule from red wine called resveratrol, reports David Stipp in The Wall Street Journal (10/30/06). See below link.
The Wall Street Journal
October 30, 2006; Page A1Youthful Pursuit
Researchers Seek Key to Antiaging In Calorie Cutback
NEWSWEEK -- Dec. 11, 2006 issue
Can We Slow Aging?
By David Sinclair, Ph.D. and Anthony L. Komaroff, M.D.A compound found in red wine may extend the human life span. A report from the front lines. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15994157/site/newsweek
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