Why you should be enjoying red wine, berries and chocolate to stave off dementia
Much better to have “one serving of dark chocolate with an extra cup of tea or a handful of berries.” Similarly, a bottle of ...
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Consuming Tea, Red Wine, and Other Flavonoid-Rich Foods Promotes Healthier Brain Aging, According to New Study
Some flavonoids (like those in tea, red wine, and berries) had more impact than others. The foods and drinks we consume can ...
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We tried wine therapy — a £245 treatment where you bathe in red wine
grape seed extract, wine yeast, hot water, and volcanic extracts to lower the metals in the body. You also get a glass of Chianti red wine or tea. More from Video ...
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Add Red Wine To A Margarita For A Party-Pleasing Aesthetic
When added on top of a margarita, the dry tannins of red wine contrast the sweet and sour elements of the cocktail.
Adding one drink to your breakfast could slash dementia risk
Tea with breakfast and a glass of red wine with dinner could slash the risk of developing dementia, according to research.
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Consuming berries, tea and red wine ‘may reduce the risk of dementia’: research
People who consume more foods rich in flavonoids, such as berries, tea, red wine and dark chocolate, could lower their risk of dementia, new research has found. Led by a team of researchers at ...
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A Glass of Red Wine to Keep Vascular Disease at Bay, But What About Pemphigus Vulgaris?
We postulate from the reported experiments that in genetically predisposed patients, a diet rich in these compounds (e.g., red wine, tea, cherries, strawberries and tropical fruit) could be an ...