Archive for July, 2009
Resveratrol Reduces Inflammation
Resveratrol Is a Healthier Anti-Inflammatory Alternative to Glucocorticosteroids
Resveratrol and Inflammation
In addition to its other beneficial effects, resveratrol has been found to cause anti-inflammatory actions in the body. These actions could potentially influence treatments of inflammatory diseases, including:
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
asthma
allergies
autoimmune disease
the painful condition of arthritis
Let’s investigate the benefits of using resveratrol to combat [...]
How to Maximize Resveratrol’s Antioxidant Potential
How To Achieve Maximum Results Using Resveratrol
Many dietary supplements and pharmaceuticals alike end up being of little benefit to the consumer because of a simple fact: most absorption and nutrient uptake takes place in the intestines.
Before supplements can reach this stage of human digestion though, they must pass through the stomach, an organ defined [...]
Resveratrol Increases Energy and Performance
Studies Say Resveratrol Enhances Physical Performance
Energy & Performance
Research performed on Resveratrol continues to find new benefits to its use.
Early research from France at the Institute of Genetics and Molecular and Cellular Biology initially found that Resveratrol prolonged the lifespan of test animals by up to thirty percent, while protecting them from certain degenerative diseases [...]
What is the Proper Resveratrol Dosage?
How Much Resveratrol Should You Take Each Day?
Resveratrol Dosage
Resveratrol, renowned for helping people lose weight, gain energy, and age more slowly, is the pigment responsible for giving red grapes their characteristic purple color.
The compound received a great deal of media exposure as scientists were researching the potential benefits of red wine consumption.
Originally, [...]
Resveratrol and Alcoholism
Effects of Resveratrol on Liver, Liver Fats, and Liver Disease
Resveratrol & Alcoholism
Alcoholism has one mainstay side effect – fatty liver buildup.
It seems strange to suggest that Resveratrol, one of the main ingredients in red wine, can actually help to protect the liver against fatty buildup and potentially treat the fat already accumulated in the [...]
