Below is an exciting selection of news articles and television broadcasts covering the breakthrough topic of Resveratrol, the key ingredient in our RevUp31 formula!
VIDEOS
Recently Resveratrol has been featured on many popular TV news programs.
60 Minutes
"Now scientists across the country have identified a substance in red wine called Resveratrol, that they believe might do a lot more than just protect the heart. In very high concentrations it can significantly extend live by preventing a number of age related illnesses." 
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ABC News Nightline
"The fact that there are genes that control aging is really one of the most exciting discoveries in the last decade or more.... Exciting because the genes are activated by Resveratrol."
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ABC Good Morning America
"A lot of folks know that red wine is reportedly good for you. It turns out wine is red because of a chemical in it called Resveratrol. One of the ways we think red wine benefits health is because of that anti-aging chemical (Resveratrol). "
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Barbara Walters
"A few of these genes play a key role in the speed at which our our cells age. Tens of thousands of cells were randomly tested, searching for the chemical that would activate those genes. We have discovered that Resveratrol seeks out Gene 31 (the anti-aging gene) and turns it on!"
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NBC Nightly News
"The key is a substance naturally found in red wine called Resveratrol. Maybe in people we can use Resveratrol to treat disease of aging like Diabetes, Cancer and Alzheimers."
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Fox News
"They found that the miracle compound is something called Resveratrol, which is found in the skins of red grapes... and now of course it's only a matter of time until scientists will be able to put it into pill format."
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ARTICLES & STATEMENTS
Mayo Clinic
Researchers think antioxidants, such as flavonoids or a substance called Resveratrol, have promising heart-healthy benefits. Resveratrol might be a key ingredient in red wine that helps prevent damage to blood vessels, reduces "bad" cholesterol and prevents blood clots. 
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WebMD
You've likely heard about the antioxidant found in red wine, grapes, berries, and peanuts. Resveratrol has previously been linked to health benefits for cancer and heart disease. "Resveratrol has the ability to prevent the first step that occurs when estrogen starts the process that leads to cancer. We believe that this could stop the whole progression that leads to breast cancer down the road.
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The New York Times
Resveratrol is a chemical found in the skin of grapes and in red wine that has long been conjectured to be a partial explanation for the French paradox, the puzzling fact that people in France enjoy a high-fat diet yet suffer less heart disease than Americans. More recently, scientists have been exploring whether Resveratrol could extend lifespan as well.
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Natural News
You've all heard the good news about Resveratrol, commonly known as the "red wine nutrient." There's more to Resveratrol than red wine, though, and it's helpful for far more than just preventing heart disease. It's also phenomenal for maintaining a healthy cholesterol balance and even supporting increased longevity.
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