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Another Win for Red Wine

Resveratrol may be able to replace exercise, for lab rats anyway

July 5, 2011

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We already know that resveratrol, an ingredient in red wine, is good for us, and we know that sitting around on our butts is bad for us, so could it be true that sitting on your butt is not so bad for you if you drink a glass of red wine while you do it?

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A Vitamin Expert’s Outspoken Advice

This guy wrote the book (literally) on supplements, and he has a lot to say about staying healthy and aging well

By: Celeste Perron

February 8, 2011

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If you've got a question about supplements (and who doesn't?) Earl Mindell, Ph.D., is the guy to ask. Mindell has written over a dozen books, probably the most famous of which is Earl Mindell's Vitamin Bible, first published 30 years ago. He is a registered pharmacist, a master herbalist, and a professor of nutrition at Pacific Western University in Los Angeles.

Great News for Chocolate Lovers

Luscious gets lusher

By: Susan Kuchinskas

January 14, 2011

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All the chocolate lovers in your family have something to look forward to, with the release of new confections at the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade's Winter Fancy Food Show.

This is the place you'll find the interesting new items that may appear on grocery store and deli shelves in the next few months — as well as some oddities.

Should We Still Age?

A new film explores scientific Fountains of Youth

By: Gerit Quealy

July 16, 2010

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Genetic breakthroughs may make aging a thing of the past.

Summer movies usually mean blockbusters. But the new film To Age or Not to Age belongs more in the realm of myth busters.

The documentary, opening today in New York and soon to a little indie movie house near you (or add it to you NetFlix queue), explores the science behind aging the and the breakthroughs that are happening, faster and faster, that lead some to believe that our life spans can be significantly extended.

Booze for Your Face?

Can wine's raw materials give you dewy skin?

By: Grace Reynolds

January 31, 2010

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We have seen Bulgari grind up jewels into their Gem Essence skin care products and Origin BioMed use green tea. In a time when cosmetics companies are cooking up all sorts of gimmicks, this one takes the cake. Or rather, the Cotes du Rhone.

Another Win for Red Wine

Resveratrol may be able to replace exercise, for lab rats anyway

By: Celeste Perron

July 5, 2011

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Source: Getty images

More Stories About: Diet & Nutrition, exercise, fitness, red wine, Resveratrol • All Categories

A Vitamin Expert’s Outspoken Advice

This guy wrote the book (literally) on supplements, and he has a lot to say about staying healthy and aging well

By: Celeste Perron

February 8, 2011

Leave a comment

Source: Getty images

Great News for Chocolate Lovers

Luscious gets lusher

By: Susan Kuchinskas

January 14, 2011

Leave a comment

Source: Getty Images

All the chocolate lovers in your family have something to look forward to, with the release of new confections at the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade's Winter Fancy Food Show.

This is the place you'll find the interesting new items that may appear on grocery store and deli shelves in the next few months — as well as some oddities.