Wine Headache

[...] been studies comparing wine drinkers to spirits/beer drinkers. Here are some of the benefits of red wine: Red wine is good for your heart Resveratrol is a forceful antioxidant compound which can help [...]

[...] Any hardworking gal knows that kicking back with a girlfriend and a glass of red wine is a fabulous way to de-stress. The best part? Your red-wine habit also happens to come with [...]

[...] or expensive, you can prepare an extra bottle and cook with it. As there are more tannins in red wine than write wine, so watch out for tannins when you’re cooking with red wine.The tannins in red [...]

[...] is a relaxing way to unwind. However, keep in mind that drink in moderation — specifically red wine –can be good for you. As a matter of fact, research shows that moderate alcohol consumption is [...]

[...] behavior, personality disorders, schizophrenia and suicide. There are three main ways in which alcohol use and mental illness might co-occur: Alcohol use leads to mental illness – mental illness may [...]

[...] drinks at this level every week and only 4.7% drink that much daily. You should know that alcohol use can have many impacts on your life, both minors and majors. Generally, it is considered that [...]

[...] know what your limits are and being aware of how much you’re drinking and your pattern of alcohol use. Women shouldn’t regularly drink more than 2-3 units (equivalent to a 175ml glass of 13% wine) [...]

[...] A lot of research has been done looking at links between alcohol use and cancer, and the evidence can’t be denied. Drinking alcohol is associated with greater risk [...]

[...] healthy benefits, however, there are also many doubt on how much resveratrol is needed for health benefits. As we all know that resveratrol is not an essential nutrient to our body, therefore there is [...]

[...] Believe it or not, the health benefits of red wine are greater than you might think. Besides having antioxidants, fermented foods [...]

[...] love-hate relationship with this particular form of alcohol, but if everyone knew all of the health benefits that it contains, plenty of people would likely change their tune and ask the bartender for [...]

[...] Many of the much touted health benefits of red wine rest firmly on the antioxidant compound, resveratrol, found in the skins grapes [...]

[...] wise for you to start with low-alcohol or alcohol-free drinks, or alternate these with alcoholic drinks. • Buy yourself an alcohol measure for your home so that you can see how much you’re putting [...]

[...] Consumption of alcoholic drinks is measured in units in the UK. Units are a simple way of expressing the quantity of pure [...]

[...] as well as vomiting. Its toxic effects may contribute to a hangover. In addition to this, alcoholic drinks also contain other active compounds called congeners, which are produced during the [...]

[...] . David J. Hanson of State University of New York states that people who consume one or two alcoholic drinks, including whiskey, can help protect against heart disease, and boost the body’s [...]