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Resveratrol is a plant compound that acts an antioxidant. The top food sources include red wine, grapes, some berries and peanuts. This compound tends to be concentrated mostly in the skins and seeds of grapes and berries. These parts of the grape are included in the fermentation of red wine, hence its particularly high concentration of resveratrol. However, much of the research on resveratrol has been done in animals and test tubes using high amounts of the compound. Of the limited research in humans, most has focused on supplemental forms of the compound, in concentrations higher than those you could get through food. Benefits:* Resveratrol Supplements May Help Lower Blood Pressure Because of its antioxidant properties, resveratrol could be a promising supplement for lowering blood pressure. A 2015 review concluded that high doses may help reduce the pressure exerted on artery walls when the heart beats. That type of pressure is called systolic blood pressure, and appears as the upper number in blood pressure readings. Systolic blood pressure typically goes up with age, as arteries stiffen. When high, it's a risk factor for heart disease. Resveratrol may accomplish this blood-pressure-lowering effect by helping to produce more nitric oxide, which causes blood vessels to relax. It Has a Positive Effect on Blood Fats Several studies in animals have suggested that resveratrol supplements may change blood fats in a healthy way. A 2016 study fed mice a high-protein, high-polyunsaturated fat diet and also gave them resveratrol supplements. Researchers found the average total cholesterol levels and body weight of the mice decreased, and their levels of "good" HDL cholesterol increased. Resveratrol seems to influence cholesterol levels by reducing the effect of an enzyme that controls cholesterol production. As an antioxidant, it also may decrease the oxidation of "bad" LDL cholesterol. LDL oxidation contributes to plaque buildup in artery walls. In one study, p