Long life compound in red wine

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Long life compound in red wine

01-29-2004, 09:37 AM,

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My understanding, which I would not place bets on, is the the tomato chemical and the grape chemical are not related, but each are beneficial. Incidentally, the other major resting place for resveratrol is in the cork tree (bark).

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