Gosh, ain't it great that we can have something that is not only good for you, but fun to use? I'm talking about chocolate! Yes sir, dark gold, pure happiness! You've probably heard the buzz about dark chocolate, and how it's good for your blood pressure, lowers cholesterol, prevents cancer and can fix nearly anything that is wrong with you (ahem, except that little weight problem).
Dark chocolate is chocolate that contains fewer milk solids than milk chocolate. The basic ingredients include...
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Some great news this week for those of us with a sweet tooth, an article in CNN.com reported that eating as little as a quarter of an ounce... Read more »
Chocolate is so adored that some of us will do almost anything to attain it — from bribing our spouses to go on late-night chocolate runs, to... Read more »
New research published in a recent issue of the journal Circulation: Heart Failure has found that eating small amounts of high-quality dark chocolate... Read more »
Results from a study at The Hull University has found that an ingredient in dark chocolate called polyphenols may help diabetics control extremely... Read more »
Dark chocolate may not only taste good--it may also boost the function of cells inside blood vessels, researchers say. Patients in a recent study who... Read more »
Eating a small bar of dark chocolate a day may help keep stress hormones away, a new small study has found. In the study, scientists gave a daily,... Read more »
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