One Major Side Effect of Drinking White Wine Instead of Red

His best memory of Cornell remains meeting his buddy Chuck Keibler. Rich Saltz, MBA ’74, our current class co-president, and his spouse, Lynn (Rosenbluth) ’75, attended the wedding of their daughter Marcy ’06 on Rich’s birthday in a restaurant in Greenwich Village. Adding to Rich and Lynn’s joy, their son Ted ’12 became engaged to Alyson Stein ’13.

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Her dear friend, classmate Beth Ames Swartz, had come to NYC for the opening of her new art series at a gallery in Manhattan. At a restaurant meal that followed for our classmates, Ruby and I sat next to one another. Our paths had never crossed on campus, but we soon were deep in conversation. She told me of her book Epidemiology of Women’s Health (2013), a more-than-500-page tome that explored the major health challenges and conditions specifically affecting women.

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I never felt that we were the Silent Generation—we were active in our communities, active politically and socially, raising solid families, and trying to build a better society. Looking back, those years were hopeful and optimistic, in which we believed the world would be a better place for all after surviving the Depression, a world war, the Holocaust, and an atom bomb. “I’ve been a widow since 2004 but keep busy making new friends and participating in a variety of activities and wondering what has happened to America. I was in Home Ec but took advantage of all the wonderful Cornell professors in government, labor relations, Asian policy, architecture, and literature to get an introduction to the wide world. But Home Ec provided me with entry into various jobs, from publishing to mental health rehabilitation, community organizing for people with disabilities at the county level and volunteer work in several areas.

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Try it with barbecue and other meals with richly flavored meat. White Zinfandel is a blush wine made from this type of red wine variety. There are a couple of special cases where this isn’t true and the result is very different tasting wines. For example, there is a type of Champagne called “Blanc de Noirs” or “white of blacks,” which is made in a similar way to white wine making and ends up to be a wine that looks like a white wine.

• Her work has been foundational in critical race theory and in intersectionality, both terms she coined.
• To learn more, visit her website or follow her on Instagram.
• There’s more information on Encore’s website and Facebook page.

Other research indicates that drinking wine, even in moderate amounts, can increase the risk of developing breast cancer. However, both studies demonstrated the effects of resveratrol specifically rather than red wine. People may need to drink a lot of red wine to get enough resveratrol to have an effect.

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Another example of this is White Pinot Noir, or Pinot d’Alsace. Dry white wines typically have an ABV between 9-11%, Petitpain says. Some wines have residual sugars, or natural sugars leftover from fermenting the grapes. The other key factor is alcohol – another source of concentrated calories in wine. Because wine doesn’t offer many nutrients other than these calories, you’ll want to search for a wine lower in both sugar and alcohol.

• Fundamentally speaking, red wines are made with red grapes (Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, etc.) and white wines are made with white grapes (Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, etc).
• Cindy Bishop Christian and her husband, Joe, moved to Tucson, AZ, in November 2020 from Minneapolis, MN.
• The individual wine’s particular red hue depends on the grape type used in the process and the length of time the skin’s pigmentation is in contact with the juice.
• If you’re interested in submitting an update for a future Cornellians column or the Sun alumni blog, please reach out to me.

Moderate drinking means one drink per day for women and two drinks per day for men. When you start to consume more than moderate amounts, your drinking habit is characterized as binging. Learn more about the long-term effects of drinking wine every day and how to stop drinking wine. If you do enjoy drinking wine, red wine is the better choice, but limiting your alcohol consumption (or avoiding it altogether) is always the safest choice. The health benefits of red wine can easily be negated by drinking too much. In excess amounts, it can cause organ damage, dependency and brain damage (35, 37).

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The event was hosted by Richard Marks ’67, MBA ’68, and wife Carol. She will be using this position to help connect classmates who want to reconnect with those they have lost contact with. Expect to hear from Corinne soon as she prepares to embark on this new initiative. She volunteers is wine addictive at a nursing home and critical care facility. She continues to recover from a massive stroke and is making great progress with bi-weekly physical therapy sessions. In mid-December, she traveled to New Jersey to visit Anne Evans Estabrook ’65, MBA ’66, and other friends.

• They laughed and danced the night away with Jake White and his wife, Sharon Rose.
• The study observed metabolites, byproducts of metabolizing a substance that can serve as signs of diseases.
• “Steve Appell joined me last weekend for women’s basketball, hockey, Glenwood Pines, and Purity ice cream.” In January, Steve Hand went on a trip to Disney World with his wife, son, and two grandchildren and everyone had a fun time.
• Ron’s Korean-born daughter and family live only 12 miles from Ron.
• White wine also has some of these healthy plant compounds, but generally in much lower amounts (2).
• In October, my older sister and I took the Uniworld ‘Enchanted Danube’ River Cruise and the first new friends we met were Roland ’76 and Dona Young.

Speaking of which, Dan is planning a September 2024 sequel to the original No Agenda weekend—look out for invites! ❖ Stewart Glickman (email Stewart) | Nancy Korn Freeman (email Nancy) | Alyssa Bickler (email Alyssa) | Jon Felice (email Jon) | Alumni Directory. Leslie Lewit writes, “As always, everywhere I go I run into Cornell alums! In October, my older sister and I took the Uniworld ‘Enchanted Danube’ River Cruise and the first new friends we met were Roland ’76 and Dona Young. We enjoyed their company and Roland had a lot of fun Cornell stories to share.

• Please share them with your classmates and plan on joining us in Ithaca next year!
• With our 10th Reunion coming up in a few short weeks, I would love to hear about your Reunion experiences or any exciting life updates from the last five years to include in a future column.
• Ron’s Cornell BEE degree remains in the background to the spreadsheet work he now does to help small nonprofits.

If you ever want to connect or say hi, I’d love to hear from you. ” ❖ Cynthia Ahlgren Shea (email Cynthia) | Danna Levy (email Danna) | Linda Moses (email Linda) | Alumni Directory. We enjoy hearing from you and having the opportunity to share your stories with our fellow classmates. ❖ Mary Flynn (email Mary) | Howie Eisen (email Howie) | Alumni Directory.