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Excerpt from:  Jeff's Place
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August 05, 2005

Does your mom or dad enjoy an occasional glass of wine?

Wine can keep dementia and memory problems in seniors at bay.

Can you believe this?

Research shows that limited amounts of wine can keep dementia and memory problems in seniors at bay.

We've known that moderate wine intake can help with heart disease, but this is yet another great breakthrough.

The beverage proven beneficial here is wine taken in moderate doses. This means less than one drink a day. No other alcohol like beer or distilled liquor had the same effects. In wine, especially red wine, there are powerful antioxidants that keep the brain and heart healthy by reducing the damage caused by everyday wear and tear.

Health and Age, wrote an interesting article, "Wine linked to Better Mental Function is Seniors."

You don't have to start drinking to achieve these benefits. There are many other sources of these antioxidants. Mostly in foods or drinks made of plant origin, mainly Green Tea, fruits, and vegetables.

Sit back, relax, and have a nice glass of red wine...or some green tea...or have a fruit and vegetable smoothie.

Watch your waist with those smoothies.


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