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1. Cancer Prevention
Red wine contains resveratrol, an antioxidant that prevents free radicals from harming the body. This compound reportedly has rich anticancer properties that are instrumental in blocking tumor growth. In fact, scientists have proven that resveratrol reduces cancer rates for leukemia, skin, ****** and prostate cancers, to name a few.

2. Heart Health
There’s no doubt flavonoids are instrumental in preventing heart disease. Drinking a glass of red wine daily can help raise good cholesterol, prevent artery hardening, aid in overall blood thinning, and reduce the formation of blood clots. All this adds up to some pretty powerful prevention for coronary incident.

3. Reducing Inflammation
Although the delivery of resveratrol through daily supplements hasn’t yet proven beneficial, its delivery through red wine has. As an anti-inflammatory, resveratrol prevents premature aging, oxidation and fungal infections caused by damaging factors like extreme temperatures and ultraviolet light. Scientists believe resveratrol may even eclipse vitamin E toward such good. Similarly, its anti-inflammatory power extends to block the activation of the COX-2 enzyme, a real offender toward bodily inflammation and pain. Resveratrol may even rival aspirin usage in treating relating painful diseases, like arthritis.

4. Brain Power
Red wine is good for the brain. Thanks to its antioxidant properties, red wine boosts mental stamina and keeps you alert. In addition, it wards off Alzheimer’s and dementia.

5. Weight Control
Red wine may even aid in maintaining a healthy weight, as it’s one of the lowest-calorie *******ic beverages per serving. Furthermore, research cited by Cosmopolitan Magazine suggests red wine may even help you burn more calories and eat less.

6. Relaxation and Stress Relief
Finally, you can’t overlook the most common benefit of enjoying red wine. It goes far toward providing a little relaxation at the end of the day. With stress being a great threat to health, alleviating a little — responsibly — can prove a great thing.
 
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