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New Scientist: Red wine researcher accused of fraud.

Much of his work has been on resveratrol, a compound found in red wine, but in 2008 he published results showing that white wine also improves heart health in rats.” This accusation does not invalidate all benefits of red wine, since there have been other studies, but it certainly puts the kibosh on bathing your liver in red & white wine and beer for purported health effects.

01/13/12 • 01:19 PM • LawScholarlyScience • (2) Comments

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“Every swallowed drop of alcohol kills brain cells.”—Bay Area Neurologist, giving Continuing Education Lecture in which I was an audience member, 1995

Posted by Evelyn in Iowa City on 01/14/12 at 02:20 AM

It will be interesting to see *why* he was committing fraud. Alcohol industry money? Who knows.

Posted by Garret P Vreeland on 01/14/12 at 01:43 PM

 

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