Thursday, May 07, 2009

Wine lengthens life?

According to the results of a new study, drinking a small amount (half a glass) of wine increased life span by five years. Of course, limiting yourself to half a glass could be challenging.

See the article here.

3 Comments:

Anonymous Mark said...

Those are interesting studies to be sure, much like the red wine is good for you studies of a few years ago-the average size glass is more in the Italian way of drinking(small shot glasses almost) instead of the oversized glasses most Americans associate with wine at their local restaurant.

1/2 glass is probably more then challenging....impossible is more like it!

2:38 PM  
Anonymous Wine Fridge said...

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1:53 AM  
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4:58 AM  

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