How and when people drink has changed, along with what they drink. As the subset of truly moderate and regular wine drinkers shrinks, it gets lost in the statistical shuffle.
Tag: #winehealthbook
To your health: In praise of ordinary wine
“Life is too short to drink bad wine” as Julia Child and others have said, but that doesn’t mean ordinary wine can’t be good, and good for you. One thing we know for sure about wine & health is that its maximum benefit is in daily consumption with meals, wine as food; that’s why we…
Should I start having wine with dinner if I don’t drink?
As I have been talking with friends about my book on the health benefits of wine these past couple of months, several have said something like “that’s interesting but I don’t usually drink. Should I start?” It’s an important question, and the answer not so simple. For someone who has a history of problem drinking,…
A climate of change: dealing with rising alcohol levels in wine and what it means for health
Why rising alcohol levels in wine cause problems for health studies and why climate change is not the only factor
Cheers to the book reviewers
My new book Wine & Health has been endorsed by a who’s who of experts including David Sinclair PhD, R. Curtis Ellison MD, Philip Norrie MD PhD, and author Mike Veseth (PhD)
