Wine is really not harmful for anyone as it contains very less Alcohol...Thanks for providing the information Neetu. :)

Personally I think that women should not take alcohol of any kind, and in any age, it effects on their children (before born and after born).

the health-protective benefits of red wine.

Unsurpassed Antioxidant Power - Until now, the antioxidants from grapes were obtained separately—from the leaves, skin, and grape seed oil. Upon closer analysis of the art and science of winemaking, we now understand the inherent wisdom of time and nature acting in perfect harmony during the fermentation process. This natural extraction allows a high concentration of antioxidants in just the “Perfect Antioxidant Formula”. Unlike other products on the market, where the proportion of antioxidants has been altered by extracting the nutrients from isolated parts of the plant, the Red Wine Therapy formula remains whole and complete…as Mother Nature intended.

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Personally I think that women should not take alcohol of any kind, and in any age, it effects on their children (before born and after born).


not just you harshil even i'm against consuming alcohol,be it a man or a woman...

check out the link below for more details

http://www.homewinemaking.co.uk/

As wine is made of Red Grapes, it is better to consume grapes rather than to have wine. ;) :P

Red Wine benefits for MEN
Men who drink less than half a glass of red wine a day may live up to five years longer than teetotallers, and could have less chance of a heart attack, a Dutch study has found.

wine/champagne is much healthier than beer or spirits!


The "French Paradox" studies illustrate that regular red wine consumption in moderation appears to significantly reduce the risk of heart disease and other cardiovascular problems, even despite a high-fat diet.

Lowers risk of Alzheimer's: several studies show that resveratrol lowers the risk of developing Alzheimer's, by reducing the levels of amyloid-beta peptides, which are responsible for the disease.

Boosts memory: researchers at Ohio State University found that moderate amounts of alcohol - amounts equivalent to two drinks per day for a human - improved the memories of laboratory rats.

Has been shown to lower bad (LDL) cholesterol levels.

Anti-carcinogenic/anti-cancer properties: inhibits cellular events associated with the initiation, promotion, and progression of tumors.

Contains powerful antioxidant polyphenols, which contribute to anti-cancer, anti-aging benefits including helping to fight heart disease, vision disorders, allergies, viral infections, and more.

But my only concern is if they would graduate to taking whiskey,rum or something like that!!!

Yes, It would start with wine and don't know where it would end. :(

Good point nagalakshmi.... its better to have grapes....

Even i m against consuming alcohol, Be its man or woman....