Skin aging: 2 glasses of 'non-alcoholic' wine may improve elasticity
Share on Pinterest Muscadine grapes may help improve skin condition thanks to their antioxidant content. mariiaplo/Getty Images For centuries, red wine has been used for health benefits. Muscadine grapes, used in red, white, or rosé wines, are known to have a large amount of a type of antioxidant called polyphenols. Researchers from the University of Florida have found consuming a small amount of dealcoholized wine made from muscadine grapes daily can help improve aging skin. For many years now, researchers have discussed and debated the potential health benefits of wine, especially red wine. Wine has been used medicinally for centuries and some believe it is the first recorded “medicine.” Previous studies show red wine consumption is associated with protection against heart disease , chronic inflammation , and cognitive decline . And other research shows drinking red wine may promote longevity and increase healthy bacteria in the gut microbiome. Researchers from the University of F...