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To: E. Charters who wrote (25016)	11/11/2006 6:41:02 PM
From: John McCarthy	of 78419

EC FWIW I cannot produce the link or the study but red wines were looked at by american researchers in the (as I recall) late 80's ... the thrust of the study I read back then is along the lines of this post which I JUST found with a google >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> To: TomGuy Regulation is good, to a point. Some of this stuff they sell is poor quality and misleading. For example, 5-HTP should be served in an enterically coated capsule to be effective. Not all the natural suppliers do that. And the most recent and biggest discovery I think has to do with what's called resveratrol, which triggers the same reaction caused by the SIRT-2 gene in centenarians: it tells your body to "keep repairing itself and live on", regardless of your current age. Resveratrol appears in abundance in Pinot Noir red wines; the very wines that those fat, sugar, meat eating french folks living to be 100 were consuming. It was called the "French Paradox" b/c they were doing everything doctors tell us not to do - bad food, smoking, etc., yet they were living forever. It was b/c of the high resveratrol content in their wine. Resveratrol, and the SIRT-2 gene, appear to almost completely dominate human health. Everything else appears to just be a band-aid you can apply when the body doesn't repair itself by sufficiently strong signalling from SIRT-2 genes. That's just a genetic roll of the dice; either you've got a strong SIRT-2 response or you don't. But the catch is that it's really hard to 'capture' this chemical in a pill form. Alcohol is a natural preservative for it but in a pill form it breaks down before you consume it. And there are a lot of companies selling worthless resveratrol tablets b/c they are not regulated. Currently, the only effective way to consume resveratrol and get the 'SIRT effect' is to drink Pinot Noir wines. So, I think there's good and bad in the regulation issue. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> please note that this LINKS starts out with YOUR thoughts on the topic .... freerepublic.com finally, here are some thoughts from a cardo center in Indiana .... written by a cardo doctor ... Please note the emphasis on Pinot Noir red wines; cebudoctorsuniversity.edu regards, John

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