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Resveratrol Shown to Extend Your Life Span

March 26, 2009 by Brad  
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Resveratrol Shown to Extend Your Life Span
By Jeremy Lucas

The universal cause for aging has been discovered. Aging begins when the cell’s DNA becomes damaged. This results to decreased ability to regulate the functions of the body, causing it to gradually deteriorate. Sirtuins is a substance that was found to help repair DNA damage. To do that, a person needs to have a sufficient intake of resveratrol, the activator of siruins. Not only does resveratrol prevent DNA and cell damage, it was also found effective in delivering cardioprotective and chemoprotective properties. In helping the body fight against the onslaught of life-threatening diseases and slow down the aging process, resveratrol is proven to extend your life span.

Longevity and health, these are just two of the things that resveratrol is known for. It is the powerful antioxidant that is produced by plants. In fact, this nutrient is produced by plants to serve as their defense against the diseases brought by pathogens such as fungi and bacteria. Hence, it is a powerful shield and protection against environmental stresses. While resveratrol is sourced from plants such as eucalyptus, spruce, and lily, it is most notably produced by grapes. In fact, high levels of resveratrol are found in red wine. Red wine is a good source of the nutrient but not grape juice since it did not go through the process of fermentation. Fermentation is one factor that is crucial to the production of resveratrol.

Grapes have always been known to deliver excellent health benefits. It contains vitamins C, B1 and B6 as well as minerals such as Potassium and Manganese. Hence, it is no surprise that the fruit has been making news as the source of the miracle nutrient- resveratrol. For years, the health benefits of wine have been made known to man. Never did it have significant purpose until the discovery of the resveratrol as the key to living long and living young.

The French Paradox, a study conducted in the people in France, claimed that French people are less likely to die young or die of heart diseases or cancer because of their daily wine consumption. As compared to American statistics, from which they share high-fat diet, the French population is rather enjoying better health. This is because the resveratrol found in red wine promotes low incidence of heart diseases; it improves blood circulation while delivering cardioprotective benefits. Aside from that, the nutrient has enough property to inhibit tumor activity and fight the progress of cancer.

Red wine contains high levels of resveratrol but it does not necessarily mean that drinking too much wine will be good. The notion that increasing wine intake would increase resveratrol intake will only do more harm than good. Regular and moderate intake of resveratrol can optimize the nutrient’s benefit to the body. of course, like in other essential food nutrients, resveratrol is also made available in numerous forms of health supplements. With the continuous research done on resveratrol, more effective and convenient means of maintaining sufficient daily resveratrol intake will be available in the future.

The world has been living with pollution, stress, cholesterol, and toxin. For that reason, cardiovascular diseases, cancer and other related diseases has become the leading cause of death in any country. Understandably, without any protection against these harmful factors, the human body can easily become susceptible diseases. The discovery of resveratrol has given the public a new hope in fighting the diseases caused by the previously mentioned health hazards.

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2 Responses to “Resveratrol Shown to Extend Your Life Span”

  1. Mohibkh from Rom machine says:

    Hi i always wanted. Thanks for sharing information with us..

    Thank you..

  2. Samantha from Roger says:

    great post, thanks for sharing :)

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