BARCELONA — Is red wine good for your heart? It’s a question that has sparked fierce debate in the medical community for decades. While the famous “French Paradox” – the observation that ...

It wasn't until the 20th century that we started asking ourselves, is red wine good for us? And that question is now more relevant than ever. After all, Americans have never consumed so much wine ...

From boosting gut health to preventing heart disease, there are benefits to low amounts of red wine. Here’s what you need to ...

“While the study suggests that low to moderate wine consumption may lower CVD (cardiovascular) risk, it is not an all clear to crack open a bottle of red ... is good for the heart’ but we ...

At some point in the 1990s, studies came out showing some health benefits of drinking red wine. The television show “60 ...

A full-bodied bold red mood is as sexy as a wine can get, especially over a romantic dinner. Paired beautifully with ...

And it seems “red wine might actually – in small, modest amounts – be good for our guts ... could benefit your gut microbiome and your heart.

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 ...

Experts have previously hailed red wine as a good heart-protector because it is known to help prevent blood clots and is rich in antioxidants which 'mop up' harmful chemicals thought to cause ...

Moderate wine drinking lowers heart disease risk, particularly on a Mediterranean diet, says a study from the European Heart ...

Indeed, the year 2000 was a very good ... heart. Protection against cancer. Stronger bones. With health benefits like those, you'd think doctors would be handing out prescriptions for wine by ...