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Drinking wine could protect your eyes

Seeded on Fri Jun 25, 2010 9:40 AM EDT
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health, food, wine, eye, eyes
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Drinking red wine could stop your eyesight deteriorating, a new study suggests.

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Well OK, if I have to drink wine . . . /sarcasm

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Reply#1 - Fri Jun 25, 2010 12:12 PM EDT
SuDuToo

IMHO, I wouldn't recommend charred barrelled (toasted) wine if one is concerned about one's eyesight. Methyl alcohol levels are most probably greater due to destructive distillations of the oak. It doesn't take much methyl alcohol to play havoc with one's eyesight. I prefer wines that are not barrelled.

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