The research that indicates red wine has heart-health benefits says that’s thanks ... say it must be consumed only in moderation to be good for you. But other evidence suggests that the negative ...

You don't need to drink red wine to have a healthy heart. But, if you like drinking red wine, the good news is that it may have some heart benefits — just make sure you drink in moderation.

White wine lovers can raise a glass to scientists who have found a way of making their favourite drink good for the heart. It had been thought that only red wine could help cut down on cholesterol ...

Wine drinkers have never had it so good. Not only does a glass or two, or even three, taste rather good, it's remarkably healthy, too, protecting against a whole range of diseases. Cancer ...

Alcohol, regardless of what type, isn’t that good for you. A 2023 systematic review and ... “The idea that drinking a glass of red wine can have heart health benefits stems back to a 1991 episode of ...

Here's a review of the good news for wine makers -- and wine lovers ... also showed signs of greater bone mineral density. A healthy heart. Protection against cancer. Stronger bones.

In Just One Thing, Michael Mosley raises a (metaphorical) glass to red wine’s ability to keep our heart healthy and our gut ... modest amounts – be good for our guts.” A diverse microbiome ...

A well-planned vegetarian diet is also good for heart health due to its low saturated fat and high fibre content ...

declared that no amount of any alcohol was good for people—not even those “heart-healthy” red wines. This news came just as we were emerging from COVID, with the accompanying increase in ...

We love to think that our vices are secretly good for us—that chocolate is healthy (even dark chocolate is very sugary), that ...

After nearly four decades, the open secret that alcohol is a known carcinogens has finally come to broader awareness. Here's ...

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