A substance found in red wine and touted as the chemical
equivalent of the fountain of youth probably acts more like a wellspring of
health — with warning signs.
Resveratrol, as the chemical is known, does a pretty good
job of mimicking some age-defying effects found in studies of animals on
calorie-restricted diets.
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