I am a recovering alcoholic (27 years recovery), and do not drink alcohol. I am able to drink dealcoholized wine and am curious if the dealcoholized wine or just ordinary red grape juice (what about red grapes?) will have the same benefits? Thank-you!
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Q: benefits of red grape juice instead of red wine
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7/31/09 1:43am
Hi Taylorbuss,
Eating red grapes and/or consuming red grape juice will provide some of the same benefits as red wine in that they are both high in flavonoids that can protect the heart. Here's a link to more information on flavonoids - http://www.healthcentral.com/high-blood-pressure/c/63485/78161/eating.
All the best,
Lisa Nelson RD
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