Resveratrol’s neglected siblings

  We have previously discussed the powerful antioxidant Resveratrol, and reviewed the research suggesting that it could be beneficial in the context of Parkinson’s disease (Click here to read that post). I have subsequently been asked by several readers to provide a critique of the Parkinson’s-associated research focused on Resveratrol’s twin sister, Pterostilbene (pronounced ‘Terra-still-bean’). But quite … Continue reading Resveratrol’s neglected siblings

Resveratrol: From the folks who brought you Nilotinib

  Recently the results of a small clinical study looking at Resveratrol in Alzheimer’s disease were published. Resveratrol has long been touted as a miracle ingredient in red wine, and has shown potential in animal models of Parkinson’s disease, but it has never been clinically tested. Is it time for a clinical trial? In today’s post we … Continue reading Resveratrol: From the folks who brought you Nilotinib