What Makes the Mediterranean Diet Healthy? New Research Spotlights Polyphenols
A Spanish study links phenolic metabolites, produced as the body digests wine and healthy foods, to improved heart health
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Wine and Your Heart
Moderate drinking may lower bad cholesterol, risk of heart attack and stroke and more
Global Study Links Moderate Wine Drinking to Reduced Risk of Stroke
Researchers analyzing health data from 32 nations found evidence that wine—but not other alcoholic drinks—could reduce …
Older Adults May Benefit from Alcohol
New study links light consumption to potential disease protection in adults over 40
Your Coffee Habit Could be Fueling a Healthier Heart and Longer Life
New study finds that drinking 2 to 3 cups a day, including decaf, is linked to cardiovascular benefits
Older Drinkers Most Likely to Reap Alcohol’s Protective Health Benefits
Analyzing data from around the world, researchers found young drinkers are prone to risky behavior, while older drinkers …
Is Wine the Heart-Healthiest Alcoholic Beverage?
Greek researchers found that moderate consumption of red wine may decrease oxidative stress, one of the biggest risk …
Bad Fat? Red Wine Could Fight That, Researchers Believe
A study comparing consumption of various alcohols found a link between red wine and lower levels of visceral fat and …
All Drinking Increases Heart Disease Risk? New Study Says, Not So Fast
A second look at a drinking and blood pressure study
Fresh Research Adds to Evidence that Moderate Drinking Could Reduce Risk of Heart Disease
An Australian team followed more than 18,000 adults over age 70 and found moderate drinkers had the lowest risk of heart …
Study Finds New Health Benefits in Winemaking Leftovers
Cornell researchers found that polyphenols in pomace can improve gut health and reduce the risk of heart disease and …