How to Increase Endurance w/o Exercising

Scenario: "Dude, you can't. It's genetic. Yay!" Oh, but you can. How? Seek resveratrol ingredients. You find that in red wine. According to several top-notch scientists:

An ordinary laboratory mouse will run one kilometer on a treadmill before collapsing from exhaustion. But mice given resveratrol (a component of red wine) run twice as far.

What else?

They also have energy-charged muscles and a reduced heart rate, just as trained athletes do

"Resveratrol makes you look like a trained athlete without the training," says a doctor in France. It doesn't make you sexy (i.e. trim the fat), but it's the next best thing to gaining endurance.

Resveratrol = Yum.

Edit: Lukem kindly pointed out below you'd have to virtually get really drunk on red wine before you notice the ingredient kicks in.

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