On March 24th Dr Oz Recommended an anti aging supplement called resveratrol. The "miracle" red wine pill is believed to expand human life expectancy by up to 35 years. Found in red wine, grapes and peanuts, resveratrol has been found as the leading ingredient that makes these super foods so healthy.
Resveratrol was first discovered when American researchers studied the "French paradox" which observed that even though the French drank a lot of wine and mainly had diets that were relatively rich in saturated fats, they seemed to have an extremely low rate of coronary heart disease.
In 2008, after years of testing and studies, it was discovered that resveratrol (the main constituent of red wine) duplicated some of the benefits of caloric restriction (including longevity and cancer prevention.)
According to the food and agriculture organization (FAO), an average French person's intake of fat was 108 grams a day. Compare this to the typical American who consumed only 72 grams per day. The British heart foundation released data stating that in 1999, the death rate for coronary heart disease was 0.11 percent in France compared to 0.08 percent in the United States.
Since its first appearance on 60 minutes back in 1991, the red wine pill has been featured on CNN, Fox news, fortune magazine and many other media avenues. Harvard medical school has been conducting clinical research and is now reporting that the anti aging supplement may radically reduce the risk of heart disease, Alzheimer's disease and also counters the effects of high fat intake and will prolong life.
The anti aging supplement has gained tremendous popularity lately and is now being used by many Hollywood celebrities. "The red wine pill gives us the benefits of calorie restriction without giving up the foods we love."
I found this free trial of resveratrol. I hope you see this in time. I have no idea of how long they'll offer it. If you missed it, look around, you may be able to find another free trial somewhere else.
Good Luck
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