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Metabolites from the break-down of resveratrol have been shown to come together and regenerate the compound inside living cells, leaving researchers questioning whether worries over bioavailability are relevant. 
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A recent study supported existing research that moderate wine intake supports healthy lung function. The researchers found an association between resveratrol intake and higher lung volumes, as well as white wine intake and lower risk of airway obstruction.
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>> Research on the antioxidants found in red wine has shown that they may help inhibit the development of certain cancers (see Question 1).
>>Resveratrol has been shown to reduce tumor incidence in animals by affecting one or more stages of cancer development. It has been shown to inhibit growth of many types of cancer cells in culture (see Question 2). >>Evidence from animal studies suggests this anti-inflammatory compound may be an effective chemopreventive agent in three stages of the cancer process: Initiation, promotion, and progression (see Question 3).
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There is a long standing body of research indicating that resveratrol and other polyphenols can help maintain healthy cellular activity, discouraging certain types of cancer.
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