Resveratrol(also called Rez-V) weight loss is a real possibility, just ask all the slim mice being used in Dr David Sinclair's laboratory experiments. Dr Sinclair was made famed here in America after being interviewed by the iconic t.v. Personality, Barbara Walters. It seems that the good physician has discovered some marvelous possibilities contained within this "muscle bound" micro nutrient. The ask is, though, can it legitimately promote weight loss?

Resveratrol Is Found In Red Wine- Should I Pour another Glass?

Mice

Sure, go ahead. And than go ahead and pour another, and another, etc. You see, according to Dr. Sinclair, one would have to consume approximately 1000 bottles of wine to receive measurable benefits.

No Thanks, I'll stick To A Six Pack Of Coors!

The most productive way of taking of Rez-V is through red wine extract. It is in mega concentrated form, so you don't have to be a 100 year old alcoholic.

What About All These Mice "Marathoners"?

Apparently, when Dr Sinclair and his colleagues gave mice resveratrol, they dramatically improved their stamina and endurance. The execution of the supplemented mice Far exceeded the non supplemented mice.

Kind Of A Mouse Olympics!

Ok, Ok, What About Resveratrol Weight Loss?

This is where it gets good,(Oprah, are you listening?). A group of mice given Rez-V were fed continuously for any days.(oh, to be a mouse- what a life!)

None  of the over fed mice gained any weight!

Not One gram!!

Researchers believe that Resveratrol "re energizes" cells by restoring the ability of the mitochondria to originate energy. The mitochondria loses this capacity as a succeed of the aging process.

Kind of super charges the ole metabolism. Nothing is certain, but human trials are underway.