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- Donna Descoteaux
Dr. Maroon discusses the importance of resveratrol and red wine in the fight to live a better and perhaps longer life as one of those choices. He states that we have not yet reached the limit of human longevity and that an average healthy lifespan may be 100 to 120 years for many people. The impact of resveratrol, the active ingredient in red wine, can positively effect the health of brain, heart and blood pressure levels - all of which may contribute to a healthy, long life. Aside from its health benefits - red wine, for those who can tolerate it (it is available in pill form) can also make a longer life more enjoyable. Of course, moderation is a key factor!
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Dr. Maroon discusses the importance of resveratrol and red wine in the fight to live a better and perhaps longer life as one of those choices. He states that we have not yet reached the limit of human longevity and that an average healthy lifespan may be 100 to 120 years for many people. The impact of resveratrol, the active ingredient in red wine, can positively effect the health of brain, heart and blood pressure levels - all of which may contribute to a healthy, long life. Aside from its health benefits - red wine, for those who can tolerate it (it is available in pill form) can also make a longer life more enjoyable. Of course, moderation is a key factor!
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