Sommeliers’ brains change when they taste wine
There are structural differences between the brains of sommeliers and casual wine drinkers. THE ESSENTIAL Sommeliers have brains that respond ...
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How to avoid red wine stains on teeth?
Red wine can leave unsightly marks on the teeth because of the pigments and tannins it contains. But there are ...
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Does mulled wine have health benefits?
© ShutterstockWhat's comforting, spicy and perfect for warming up the body and soul during the holidays? Certainly the Bloody Mary ...
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Product recall: do not buy these white wines
Three white wines, sold throughout France, are the subject of a recall: two for a risk of glass breakage in ...
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Parkinson’s: a red fruit and wine diet to slow the disease
© Shutterstock / iravgustinAccording to a study from Queen's University in Belfast, Ireland, patients with Parkinson's disease who consume foods ...
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“Wine teeth”: 4 tips to keep a bright smile during the holidays
Red wine, one of the drinks at the end of the year celebrations, can stain your teeth, but a few ...
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Beer, wine, spirits: what do soft drinks contain?
In recent years, non-alcoholic beers, wines and spirits have made a remarkable entry into the market. But are these drinks ...
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Drinking wine is good for healthy gums
© iStockPhotosWe already knew that the polyphenols present in grapes and red wine slow down the progress Alzheimer's disease and ...
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Red wine to treat Alzheimer’s?
Can a glass of red wine a day fight Alzheimer's? The question is at the heart of an American clinical ...
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Drinking wine, is it good or bad for your health?
© Samo TrebizanWine is a food in its own rightTrue : Wine mainly contains water and alcohol (about 10 g ...
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Red wine would be effective against cavities
© iStock The polyphenols of red wine would be an essential ally for dental health and would protect against cavities, ...
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This very expensive house comes with 2,000 bottles of wine
In any case, you do not have to buy a bottle of wine for the time being with the purchase ...
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Why is wine good for health?
The studies follow each other and are not alike as to the benefits of red wine on the health of ...
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Red wine may increase symptoms of multiple sclerosis
© CreatasWe may boast about the anti-inflammatory properties of red wine, but its effect is not beneficial for everyone. Researchers ...
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Alzheimer’s: red wine would slow down the disease
© thinkstockResveratrol, a natural polyphenol, present in grapes, red wine and chocolate, would slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease. A ...
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Senior: a glass of wine a day reduces the risk of depression
© iStockPhotoResveratrol is definitely of interest to more and more scientists! This polyphenol present in grapes has already triggered a ...
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Unusual: a glass of wine to detoxify the brain
© iStockPhotosAlthough excessive alcohol consumption is a health hazard clearly established, studies have already shown a link between low alcohol ...
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Red wine would reduce memory loss
© iStockThe studies follow each other and are not alike as to the benefits of red wine on health. A ...
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Champagne, red wine, white wine… Alcoholic beverages promote migraines
© Getty imagesSoon Christmas Eve and its traditional excesses! Between the aperitif, the glass of wine to accompany the capon, ...
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For your heart, choose wine over beer
To minimize the risk of developing atrial fibrillation, drinking a little wine is more effective than drinking a little beer, ...
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Covid-19 and anosmia: difficult to design good wine without taste or smell!
Among wine professionals affected by Covid-19, 68% have lost their sense of smell and 56% have lost their taste. Their ...
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True or false: does drinking wine protect against Covid-19?
Tannic acid, found in grapes and wine, has been shown to inhibit two key coronavirus enzymes. Nevertheless, alcohol does not ...
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Alzheimer’s: wine and cheese to reduce the risk?
A change in diet, including more wine and cheese, would reduce cognitive decline. THE ESSENTIAL Cheese, by far, has been ...
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An elixir dating from the Middle Ages would be a powerful antibiotic
A British study has found a recipe based on garlic, onion and wine in a book written between the end ...
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A winegrower transforms his wine into hydroalcoholic gel to save his turnover
Since June 5, French winegrowers have been able to distil their unsold wine due to the health crisis. A relief ...
Read moreParkinson’s: a red fruit and wine diet to slow the disease
© Shutterstock / iravgustinAccording to a study by Queen's University of Belfast, Ireland, patients with Parkinson's disease who consume foods ...
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Alcohol consumption in France: in which region do people drink the most?
It is in Occitania that the inhabitants consume the most alcohol daily (12.6%) reveals Public Health France on Tuesday. On ...
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In Europe, the French are among the biggest consumers of alcohol
According to recent data released by the European Commission, France is the country where the most alcohol is consumed… just ...
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Red wine would have positive effects on the intestinal microbiota
Red wine, compared to other alcoholic drinks, would have a positive effect on the balance of the intestinal flora. This ...
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Yes, wine is alcohol. Your liver tells you that.
© iStockPhotos"Seen from the liver, wine is indeed alcohol" it is in these terms that nine public health defenders co-sign ...
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