From boosting gut health to preventing heart disease, there are benefits to low amounts of red wine. Here’s what you need to ...

Fact checked by Nick Blackmer Key Takeaways A new systematic review suggests that contrary to popular belief, low-level consumption of wine or any other alcohol isn't associated with a reduced risk of ...

“While the study suggests that low to moderate wine consumption may lower CVD (cardiovascular) risk, it is not an all clear to crack open a bottle of red ... be a small 4-ounce glass of wine ...

From an occasional glass of red wine to boosting fibre, and adding extra virgin olive oil to your daily diet, scientists have ...

Jack: This is an inviting glass ... wine since the Dark Ages. The ancient Greeks even worshipped a god of wine. It wasn't until the 20th century that we started asking ourselves, is red wine ...

The warmth of the red ... glass of prosecco on Christmas day can’t quite beat. Not only is it delicious and seasonal, did you know that mulled wine could also offer some surprising health ...

All alcohol is bad for you. But if you’re already a drinker you might want to think about switching out your usual beer, cider or G&T for a small glass of red wine. Red wine is rich in compounds ...

For years now we've been hearing about the health benefits of red wine ... benefits is actually quite small. Michael Smith, MD It's a four to five ounce glass of wine. It's one beer, or it's ...