Wired reports:
Researchers at Rice University are concocting a genetically engineered beer that could fight heart disease and cancers, ComputerWorld reports. The goal is to create a brew containing resveratrol, the same disease-fighting, natural chemical found in red wine.
The scientists are basing the premise of their project on research conducted by University of Wisconsin in June. In that study, researchers found that adding small doses of resveratrol to the diets of middle-aged mice signficantly extended their lifespans and kept their hearts healthy.

Fox reports that drinking coffee can shrink breast size and the attending breast cancer risk.
Posted by: Ana | October 24, 2008 at 08:07 AM