| Resveratrol and Skin Cancer | | a reserveratrol skin cream product called ResVibrant can help you maintain healthy looking skin, while also protecting | |
| | Resveratrol - Do any of you use this supplement? | | I have had amazing results with this supplement (Resveratrol). It is made from red wine extracts but you would have to drink a hundred or more bottle of red wine a day to get the same benefits. I knew that red wine is good for what ails you but I did not want to become and alcoholic to get the benefits!![em]lol[/em]
I started about 6 months ago and it has normalized my WBC (great news for my Oncologist) lowered my cholesterol and really perked up my energy. It is also supposed in to increase your longevity. I first heard of through Dr. Oz on the Oprah show but since then have seen many endorsements and a multitude of free trials. I applied for all the free trial but was VERY careful to cancel any automatic shipment as they are a scam as the monthly supply costs anywhere from $50.00 to $80.00 per month. I was able to get them on line from Wonder labs costing $15.00 for a TWO month supply of 120 capsules!!Here is link to all the benefits it is claimed that the Resveratrol supplement is suppose to do.
http://resveratrolsite.org/ | |
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| benefits of drinking Resveratrol wone | | Trans-Resveratrol has several numerous benefits which makes it the best form of Trans-Resveratrol but its over-dose may likely result in several side effects which may prove difficult to handle at the long-run. For instance, the use of Trans-Resveratrol as an anti-cancer drug has some constraints especially as it can cause and prolong gastric ulceration. The use of Trans-Resveratrol has also been found to delay Ulcer healing as it aggravates acute ulcerations through the synthesis of prostaglandin. To this effect, people suffering from ulcer are advised to desist from using Trans-Resveratrol in any form{ supplement or natural forms}.
One of the disadvantages of Trans-Resveratrol is that it may not be stored for a long time as it can readily be converted to cis-Transverastrol which is much less potent compared to Trans-Resverastrol, therefore Trans-Resveratrol must be kept unopened for it to remain as active as ever. Trans-Resveratrol generally poccess poor stability, hence its aqueous solution has been found to be relatively useless.
There has also been some recent discoveries that over-dose of Trans-Resveratrol in wine may not help in dealing with the problems associated with... | |
| | Resveratrol | | Has anyone tried resveratrol?
I have been taking it for about 3 weeks and feel 100% better | |
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| Resveratrol Ultra, Is this really a miracle pill? Do you take it? | | With all the advertisment that you see everywhere you go, it gets your hopes up that maybe just maybe this one is for real. Will it make you feel ten years younger? Does it increase your energy level, protect your heart, extend your life? And, how great it would be if it really did burn calories and you can actually lose weight. And all of these, you will see the results in just a few days after taking this so called miracle pill. So tempting, but is it true, and is it for everyone? If you are already on certain medications, such as high blood pressure medicine, is it okay to take this natural drug? There isn't a lot said about the side affects of it. All you read is all the good that it does. Has anyone taken this pill, are you on other medications? And, most of all is this truly a miracle pill, does it really work? | |
| | Is Resveratrol and Red Wine the Holy Grail for Anti-aging? | | When Oprah and 60 minutes do major stories promoting something it creates a real buzz. When Fox News and the New York Times come out with coverage heralding Resveratrol it creates even more attention, because they agree on pretty much nothing.There appears to be substance behind the hype with Harvard Medical School and the other leading instituions reporting real benefits from Resveratrol in studies they have undertaken.Resveratrol has my attention and I am going to look to see if there is a way to benefit today from Resveratrol without drinking a cellar full or red wine? | |
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| Resveratrol | | Dr. Oz highly recommends this product. Anyone out there try this product yet?
What has been the results? It seems to be quite expensive!
Your input/feedback very much appreciated.
Thank You. | |
| | Have you heard of Resveratrol for weight loss? | | today my sons gf was telling him someone was going to be on Doctors talking about the best way to lose weight and my son told her hes been taking resveratrol for a month and that would help her better than anything else. he says it takes a while for results but hes already lost some and feels better. well, the lady on Doctors said the same thing![em]thumbup[/em] (my son is so smart)[em]happy[/em] he looks up things online all the time for his health. he said the french drink wine almost with every meal? and france dont have a lot of weight problems. resveratrol is supposed to be a beneficial supplement for for that and anti aging. It has grape seed extracts in it. so since he cant drink alcoholic beverages hes taking that. im concidering it, even tho i dont need to lose but would like the other benefits. what do you think? (please dont send links, my son already has them. and im looking at them later.) | |
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| Is there one show you just watch over and over again? | | My husband always teases me because when he watches a show he usually watches it once and that's it. If it's really good he might watch it twice, but not usually more than that (with the exception of South Park).For me, I have a few shows that I really like that I have watched many times. They include Red vs. Blue, Fruits Basket, and Full Metal Alchemist. He can't understand why I would want to watch them over again, but most parts of them are funny or just enjoyable and I like the familiar entertainment.So are there any shows that you find yourself watching two or three times even though you've already seen them? | |
| | Growing old May Be a Choice! | | Well meaning friends are a constant reminder that I am no longer a spring chicken when they keep sending humorous jokes to my emails pictures of wrinkled old women and jokes about old age which keeps me in high spirit and easing the aching muscles after a good laugh. Being in the 50s I have thus long passed the peak of life where the waters divide. That half century mark is when we can do just as much as ever but would rather not. As long as we keep ourselves in good health, we will always feel the vibration of youth very much in us. I am baffled and have no idea why we age, considering that our bodies are constantly regenerating themselves. It is only with bad diet, poor health choices (drinking, smoking etc) stress, our deep rooted beliefs/programming that aging is normal and the biggest factor of all: the baggage that drag around with us everyday makes us old.Aging may be unnecessary and should be classified as being a disease, rather than something that is a normal part of life. So, then, why do we age? | |
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