Resveratrol Human Clinical Trials
There are numerous websites that state that there have been no human clinical trials with Resveratrol, red wine grape polyphenols, etc. This is simply false information. There are many human clinical trials that have published results, and hundreds more under development, and in various stages of scientific research.
Read about many other Human Clinical Trials — click here
One such study was performed in 2006 by Dr. James Smoliga of Marywood University. His 90 target subjects were given a polyphenol blend of 400 mg Resveratrol dosage, 400 mg Red Wine Grape extract, and 100 mg Quercetin. [This is the identical blend as in Vindure 900 from Vinomis]
The link below is to a medical presentation given by Dr. Smoliga at the American Association of Anti Aging Conference, Orlando, FL. April 25-27, 2008: Smoliga J. M. Evaluation of Resveratrol and Other Grape Skin Polyphenols in Human Clinical Trails. 16th Annual World Congress on Anti-Aging Medicine.
http://roth-communications.com/MP3/Orlando1539/1539-GS07c.pdf
Dr. Smoliga’s results show an increase in human endurance, performance, strength and verbal memory in the subject patients.
Dr. Smoliga is conducting ongoing research at Marywood University on Resveratrol and Red Wine Grape extracts.
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I am waiting on a bottle of Resveratrol now in the mail – never taken it
I am diabetic, some heart probs… wouldn’t hurt to loose some weight – I have maintained my weights for many years, it has been the same, no fluctuating
I would like to hear of more studies – I do not want to drink wine to enhance the grape skin effect!?
Thank you
Ole_Hippie,
A few things.
1. You do not need to drink red wine to enhance the effects of Resveratrol.
2. Vindure has NO red wine in it, and NO alcohol
3. The Red Wine Grape extract is from GRAPES not wine
4. Resveratrol and Quercetin have been shown to have positive effects on blood-sugar and insulin sensitivity.
Mark — President of Vinomis
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