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Mon Mar 29, 2010 5:58 pm  |
For: Little Age Lines, Try: GRAPES
What’s so special about antioxidants like the vitamin C found in grapes? They act as your skin’s bodyguards, repairing and even preventing premature dryness, fine lines and sagging caused by tiny molecules called free radicals, by-products of normal cell function that wreak havoc on your skin, says Dr. Roizen. One to one and a half cups of grapes deliver close to 20 percent of your daily C needs, and will also supply a chemical that helps preserve the protein elastin, which keeps your skin plump—not prune-y. (And, yes, red wine has it too.)
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Here's the link
http://shine.yahoo.com/channel/health/food-that-can-fix-almost-anything-1098283/#photoViewer=2 |
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Mon Mar 29, 2010 9:00 pm |
| Are they referring to red grapes only? |
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Mon Mar 29, 2010 11:50 pm |
| Sounds like red grapes to me. But honestly, isn't chocolate a better answer to the description in the title of the post? |
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Late 50's, fair warm-toned skin, dryish except in T zone; regular user of CSRx Vitamin C, Avene Diacneal, Avene tinosorb sunscreen, Pro Light LED, and experiments on and off with many products. |
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Tue Mar 30, 2010 2:31 am |
I'd agree with you there  |
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Tue Mar 30, 2010 3:44 am |
| so raisins are the same as fresh grapes right? |
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Tue Mar 30, 2010 6:01 am |
| flitcraft wrote: |
| Sounds like red grapes to me. But honestly, isn't chocolate a better answer to the description in the title of the post? |
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Tue Mar 30, 2010 8:23 am |
| I think raisins are generally made from white grapes, so to the extent that the health benefits are from red grape skins, then raisins wouldn't be the same. Also, raisins are made from seedless varieties, so any positive properties that leach from the seeds would also be absent compared to grape juice or wine. |
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Tue Mar 30, 2010 8:26 am |
| flitcraft wrote: |
| Sounds like red grapes to me. But honestly, isn't chocolate a better answer to the description in the title of the post? |
Good one.... |
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Tue Mar 30, 2010 11:13 am |
| flitcraft wrote: |
| Sounds like red grapes to me. But honestly, isn't chocolate a better answer to the description in the title of the post? |
Oh yeah, the Guylian seashells makes everything good! |
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Tue Mar 30, 2010 12:27 pm |
| From my under the Cacao bean is the highest antioxidant you can get. I've been on the search for these little treasures. I'm hoping Whole Foods will have them when I travel there! |
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Tue Mar 30, 2010 12:40 pm |
| Isn't it bad for your waist line since grapes are high in sugar? Moderation is key. |
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Tue Mar 30, 2010 3:08 pm |
| Natalyn wrote: |
| Isn't it bad for your waist line since grapes are high in sugar? Moderation is key. |
Grapes are low on the glycemic index. From what I understand you should consume 2 servings of fruit a day. About 1 cup usually equals a serving.  |
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Tue Mar 30, 2010 3:16 pm |
| SkinCareJunkie wrote: |
| Natalyn wrote: |
| Isn't it bad for your waist line since grapes are high in sugar? Moderation is key. |
Grapes are low on the glycemic index. From what I understand you should consume 2 servings of fruit a day. About 1 cup usually equals a serving. |
Agree,
A good "diet" trick is to wash, dry and freeze grapes (seedless) and snack on them, being frozen they take forever to eat, yet satisfy that need to have some munchies when that craving hits |
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Tue Mar 30, 2010 7:38 pm |
| DarkMoon wrote: |
| SkinCareJunkie wrote: |
| Natalyn wrote: |
| Isn't it bad for your waist line since grapes are high in sugar? Moderation is key. |
Grapes are low on the glycemic index. From what I understand you should consume 2 servings of fruit a day. About 1 cup usually equals a serving. |
Agree,
A good "diet" trick is to wash, dry and freeze grapes (seedless) and snack on them, being frozen they take forever to eat, yet satisfy that need to have some munchies when that craving hits |
I went to the store tonight and purchased some grapes. I have been patiently waiting for cherries to come in season! I like to change up my fruits. There are so many tasty ones out there!  |
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Tue Mar 30, 2010 7:49 pm |
| I agree I love so many different fruits and when a lot are in season it's great to make a really yummy fruit salad. |
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Thu Apr 01, 2010 2:24 pm |
| What if I take a grape seed supplement? Would that help? |
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