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Red wine, rich in antioxidants, may reduce inflammation and heart disease risk. However, excessive consumption can cause liver issues and cancer.

Drinking one glass of wine a day could improve health and significantly reduce cardiovascular risk in adults who follow a Mediterranean diet.

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Red wine is often hailed as "heart-healthy" due to its antioxidant polyphenols, which are believed to protect the lining of the heart's blood vessels.

Red wine has long had a heart-healthy reputation, but new research says the story is more complicated, and more sobering, than that.

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It's probably the one bit of healthy living advice many of us remember without being reminded - drink red wine (in moderation) to cut the risk of illnesses, such as cancer, heart disease and dementia.

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The Senior Consultant in Internal Medicine, said: “I conducted a study on red wine and found that one glass of red wine a day, with a meal, is actually beneficial to your overall health.