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Stuart Cracraft
Guest
Something I hadn't heard before in 3rd from last paragraph, as regards persistence of the molecule
and the effect of light.
Things are looking up.
http://www.democratandchronicle.com/entertainment/dines/wine/ent_1641.shtml
"Creasy's tests show that resveratrol is preserved even in open wine, with only a 3 percent
reduction after 17 days sitting open on a counter at about 70 degrees or refrigerated at about 35
degrees. He believes that resveratrol lasts longer in wine than in pill form because of the anti-
oxidant properties in wine. However, wine will lose its resveratrol if it is exposed to light, so
keep an opened bottle away from a window."
and the effect of light.
Things are looking up.
http://www.democratandchronicle.com/entertainment/dines/wine/ent_1641.shtml
"Creasy's tests show that resveratrol is preserved even in open wine, with only a 3 percent
reduction after 17 days sitting open on a counter at about 70 degrees or refrigerated at about 35
degrees. He believes that resveratrol lasts longer in wine than in pill form because of the anti-
oxidant properties in wine. However, wine will lose its resveratrol if it is exposed to light, so
keep an opened bottle away from a window."