What Does Drinking RED WINE Really Do to Your Cholesterol?

Share This Post

What Does Drinking RED WINE Really Do to Your Cholesterol?

What Does Drinking RED WINE Really Do to Your Cholesterol?

SPANISH TRANSLATION: ¿EL VINO TINTO REALMENTE AYUDA A SU COLESTEROL?

Everyone knows that a glass of red wine can really help take the edge off during a rough week (or a rough day). However, what if you learned that red wine can be healthy for you, too? Recent studies have found evidence that red wine in moderate amounts can assist in lowering cholesterol.

RELATED ARTICLE: What Happens to Your Waistline When You Drink a Glass of Red Wine Before Bed?

In a recent study, three groups of people were given three different beverages to have with dinner: red wine, white wine, and mineral water. The people who were given the red wine demonstrated significant health benefits compared to the other two groups in the study.

RELATED ARTICLE: Which Is Healthier; Red or White Wine?

Red wine drinkers, rejoice! If you drink it in moderation, your enjoyment of a glass of red win with dinner might be just what you need if you have high cholesterol.

More To Explore

all positive experiences

Baby’s Got the Blues

Once in a while I am struck by a deep sadness, occasionally it’s for no good reason, most often it’s because something has happened in

happiness

10 Signs You have Found The One

10 Signs You have Found The One Today marks the one-year anniversary of the most obvious and easy, most joyful and profound decision of my

Inspiration

10 Things To Tell Yourself Today

10 Things To Tell Yourself Today We all get down at times. Life can be hard on us. Work, family, relationships all prove trying. It

inspirational poster

It’s so much easier to hate someone

It is so much easier to HATE someone because they are different, they intimidate you, or they are the same as you…take the challenge and

Facts

Natural Treatments for Athlete’s Foot

Natural Treatments for Athlete’s Foot Athlete’s foot is a common skin condition that adversely affects the sole of your foot and the area between the

Scroll to Top