Dr. Bryan Donohue, Vinomis Chief Medical Advisor, was featured on KDKA’s Good Morning Pittsburgh show.  Dr. Donohue reviewed the thousand year history and 50 years of research on Resveratrol, all in 6 minutes.  He explained that it has always been observed that “near starvation” causes people to stop aging, as long as they don’t die of starvation.  Scientists have discovered that this adversity activates “survival genes” in the body.  Research over the past 10 years has identified these genes as the SIRT genes, which produce Sirtuins.  Resveratrol seems to have the same affect on the SIRT genes, elevating the Sirtuins, but without the starvation.  Research on laboratory animals has confirmed that this can indeed, increase lifespan, especially in cases where obesity or other conditions might otherwise shorten it.  Resveratrol, along with Quercetin are found in red wine, dark chocolate, and other plants.

Dr. Donohue was asked what kind of benefits his patients on Vindure are experiencing.  In addition to almost “across the board” reports of increased energy and verve, Dr. Donahue has seen improvements in the “insulin curve” of many patients.  The science behind Resveratrol, and Vindure, says Dr. Donohue, “is jaw-dropping.”

See the video here: http://kdka.com/video/?id=67233@kdka.dayport.com

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