ercarta
January 6th, 2005, 12:34 AM
Regular and moderate consumption of wine
...lowers the risk of cardiac arrest and supports the flexibility of the vascular system, because wine stimulates the blood circulation in general and especially within the heart, lowers the cholesterol level and reduces the risk of thrombosis.
...supports the digestive system, because enjoying wine during meals stimulates the glands, supports the function of gastric acids, stimulates the intestines and thus increases the intake of valuable vitamines and minerals. Appetite is increased, the sense of taste is enhanced.
...decontaminates the entire body, because the kidney activity and therefore the urinal flow is increased, washing out waste substances and toxins.
...supports the resistance against diseases, as wine reduces the viability of bacteria and viruses and strengthes the immune system.
...efficiently combats diarrhoea, as wine has an excellent detoxicating effect.
...decelerates decalcification of the bones, thus preventing osteoporosis, especially affecting women.
...is a "biological regeneration" after physical exertion, because even small amounts of wine replace valuable minerals, refreshing and relaxing.
...maintains physical and mental activity, as the age-related decrease in mental capacity is decelerated and the supply of blood and oxygen to the brain is increased.
...can stimulate creativity and phantasy, proven by many artists and outstanding individuals of history.
...has a relaxing effect and reduces stress.
...increases life expectancy, as wine contains natural antioxidants. The cellular degeneration is decelerated and the mortality rate of cancer decreased.
*This is phase one execution of my 2005 New Year's resolution, I am attempting to cut back on the lager this year, as I have developed a tiny pop belly. So I bought my first case of wine this year as opposed the regular case of Sam Adams. I got a 15% discount on the case which I enjoyed, never got a discount on a case of Sam, Warsteiner, or Harp so I'm happier now.
:)
I've heard that the best way to get rid of a habit is to trade out for another better habit and so now I can be healthy & numb, pop belly free. Cheers! 2005
:D
...lowers the risk of cardiac arrest and supports the flexibility of the vascular system, because wine stimulates the blood circulation in general and especially within the heart, lowers the cholesterol level and reduces the risk of thrombosis.
...supports the digestive system, because enjoying wine during meals stimulates the glands, supports the function of gastric acids, stimulates the intestines and thus increases the intake of valuable vitamines and minerals. Appetite is increased, the sense of taste is enhanced.
...decontaminates the entire body, because the kidney activity and therefore the urinal flow is increased, washing out waste substances and toxins.
...supports the resistance against diseases, as wine reduces the viability of bacteria and viruses and strengthes the immune system.
...efficiently combats diarrhoea, as wine has an excellent detoxicating effect.
...decelerates decalcification of the bones, thus preventing osteoporosis, especially affecting women.
...is a "biological regeneration" after physical exertion, because even small amounts of wine replace valuable minerals, refreshing and relaxing.
...maintains physical and mental activity, as the age-related decrease in mental capacity is decelerated and the supply of blood and oxygen to the brain is increased.
...can stimulate creativity and phantasy, proven by many artists and outstanding individuals of history.
...has a relaxing effect and reduces stress.
...increases life expectancy, as wine contains natural antioxidants. The cellular degeneration is decelerated and the mortality rate of cancer decreased.
*This is phase one execution of my 2005 New Year's resolution, I am attempting to cut back on the lager this year, as I have developed a tiny pop belly. So I bought my first case of wine this year as opposed the regular case of Sam Adams. I got a 15% discount on the case which I enjoyed, never got a discount on a case of Sam, Warsteiner, or Harp so I'm happier now.
:)
I've heard that the best way to get rid of a habit is to trade out for another better habit and so now I can be healthy & numb, pop belly free. Cheers! 2005
:D