Want to prevent Alzheimer’s? Try drinking red wine
I think the list of things that wine can supposedly cure has sky-rocketed in the last ten years. Everyone repeats the idea that drinking a glass of wine a day is good for your heart. Well, add one more to the list: Red Wine May Prevent Alzheimer’s:
Red wine might put a cork on the formation of brain proteins tied to Alzheimer’s disease, a new study shows.
But don’t raise your wine glass to celebrate yet. The study only included mice. It’s too soon to know if the findings apply to people.
Still, the data deserves further study and support the theory that one daily drink of red wine for women and two for men “may help reduce” Alzheimer’s risk, write the researchers.
Ok, so it has only been tested on mice. But at least now you know how to prevent Alzheimer’s with your pets: pour red wine into their water bowl every night.
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