Barbara Walter’s Statement on Resveratrol
Posted by reddy | Under News Saturday Jul 4, 2009
Barabara Walters on Resveratrol
You may have seen ads primarily on the internet for various products — creams that supposedly remove wrinkles; pills or beverages containing an unknown amount of something called resveratrol.
These ads are often accompanied with my photograph, implying that I endorse the product. This is totally false. I have no idea if any of these products work and I rather doubt that they do.
This occurred because several years ago I presented a television special on longevity that featured research on the possibility of living longer. One such possibility was a pill with huge amounts of a substance called resveratrol, which is found in the skin of red grapes and extracted from red wine. But you would have to drink a tub of red wine to get the so-called benefits.
The actual pill containing massive amounts of resveratrol is still years away from being marketed, and it’s not approved by the FDA. We do not know if there are any benefits.
In the meantime, I want to make it clear that I do not endorse any product.
This article was originally published on ABCNews in June of 2009.
Source: http://www.abcnews.go.com/2020/story?id=7876211
Would you like to try Resveratrol for yourself?
I’m not surprised that a reporter doesn’t like being associated with advertisements. However, this doesn’t change that Resveratrol is still the most important discovery since antibiotics! I’ve experienced great results!
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