NutriWine

by Ralph Quinlan Forde

Did you know wine can protect you from a heart attack? Would you like to protect yourself from diabetes? Know exactly who drinks wine with you and millions of others? How social media is changing the face of the wine industry? Understand the history of wine and medicine and why it's good that you drink wine in moderation? NutriWine is full to the brim with the reasons why moderate wine drinking can safeguard your health and boost your wellbeing. Over 14 million conversations are now taking place in social media about wine every year. By reading NutriWine you can join in the conversation. Wine culture is also under serious threat from climate change and NutriWine explains the environmental steps being taken to save wine culture.

220 pages, Paperback

First published January 7, 2012

About the author

Bestselling Health Guru Ralph Quinlan Forde is the author of NutriWine and Holistic Medicine Consultant. He became an award-winning entrepreneur for a complimentary medicine company he set up in Ireland. His first book The Book Of Tibetan Medicine is now in 11 language editions. The book received many positive endorsements from major lights in the alternative medicine and naturopathic medicine field. Being a herbalist and aromatherapist with a knowledge based on number of different complimentary medicines including, TCM, Homeopathy, Tibetan Medicine and nutrition, he has spoken frequently on BBC radio and national television on these subjects as well as on business and entrepreneurialism. He graduated from the University of Reading with an Honors degree in Biotechnology. Ralph has contributed to The Irish Examiner, The Sunday Tribune, The Independent On Sunday, IVENUS, FeelGood, Tescos and Health and Fitness magazine. Ralph was shortlisted for the Potter's Health writer of the Year.www.nutriwine.net

Reviews

[Ralph Forde · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is my second book and I my wish is to encourage more understanding of wine culture through through popular science. My first book The Book of Tibetan Medicine is now in 11 languages.