Comments for Resveratrol http://www.bobpowell.org Research the Hottest Anti-Aging Discovery in Decades Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:36:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 Comment on Anti-Aging Resveratrol Supplements by Resveratrol Dosage - How Much, and How Often? - Research the Hottest Anti-Aging Discovery in Decades http://www.bobpowell.org/antiaging-resveratrol-supplements/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Resveratrol Dosage - How Much, and How Often? - Research the Hottest Anti-Aging Discovery in Decades Fri, 24 Apr 2009 06:59:55 +0000 http://www.bobpowell.org/?p=19#comment-24 [...] weighing 150 lbs. would take a little over 330 mg of resveratrol. Also, if you choose to take resveratrol supplements, simply sticking with the recommended dosage will be more than [...] [...] weighing 150 lbs. would take a little over 330 mg of resveratrol. Also, if you choose to take resveratrol supplements, simply sticking with the recommended dosage will be more than [...]

]]> Comment on Resveratrol Health Benefits by Daniel Morris http://www.bobpowell.org/resveratrol-health-benefits/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Daniel Morris Tue, 21 Apr 2009 15:43:33 +0000 http://www.bobpowell.org/?p=17#comment-17 Don't forget that blueberries are a great source of resveratrol, too. And strangely so are peanuts. However, the reason that supplement manufacturers use Japanese Knotweed is not because it is cheaper or less healthy, it's because Japanese Knotweed will grow anywhere. 13 states have it listed as an invasive plant. Even when you try to kill it, the roots will re-root themselves and start a new plant. It's the same resveratrol compound found in red wine and blueberries, just from a less "exciting" source. Thanks for the article, Dan Morris Don’t forget that blueberries are a great source of resveratrol, too. And strangely so are peanuts. However, the reason that supplement manufacturers use Japanese Knotweed is not because it is cheaper or less healthy, it’s because Japanese Knotweed will grow anywhere.

13 states have it listed as an invasive plant. Even when you try to kill it, the roots will re-root themselves and start a new plant. It’s the same resveratrol compound found in red wine and blueberries, just from a less “exciting” source.

Thanks for the article,
Dan Morris

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