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No, Resveratrol Is Not A Cognitive Enhancer, and Yes, Peer-Reviewed Science Is Important
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October 5, 2010
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Caution: contains SCIENCE

Here is why you have to read original peer-reviewed research—not just the popular media's summary of it, or interim findings presented at conferences.

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"Red wine extract polyphenol resveratrol could improve mental performance on demanding tasks.
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The results showed a change in blood flow to the brain and significant improvements in cognitive performance in the participants who had been given polyphenol resveratrol."

This is a surprising claim: nowhere have I seen resveratrol claimed or marketed as a cognitive enhancer. So I looked up…

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