Can red wine in moderation boost brain and heart health? Some experts still say yes
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National Red Wine Day on Aug. 28 — and Fox News Digital spoke to two experts about the brain and heart health benefits of consuming a glass of red wine.
"Choose wines from higher altitudes and cooler climates … They tend to have lower sugar and alcohol content compared to wines from warmer regions." "There might be other reasons for the lower risk of heart disease in people who drink red wine in moderation." Christine Rousselle is a lifestyle reporter with Fox News Digital.
The health benefits of red wine, Florida-based multi-specialist physician Dr. Azza Halim told Fox News Digital, can be "attributed to its rich content of antioxidants, especially resveratrol."
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