Moderate Wine Consumption Linked to Lower Risk of Dementia, Study Finds The Wine Spectator reports: "Drinking one to two glasses of wine per day may help prevent the development of dementia, more so than any other form of alcohol, according to a team of researchers based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Their findings hint that chemical compounds found in wine, but not in beer or spirits, may be responsible for this beneficial effect." Clearly, the Danish researchers don't know the geeks, wine writers and wine business types that I know! I'm feverishly working on my Top 100 list and want to apologize to the readership for my recent lack of participation and leadership in this forum. I fear that my struggle to fight dementia might be leading to rampant depression, a usual by-product of anti-dementia activity. |
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