Gastro doctor Dr Pal reveals chocolate isn't the culprit for guilt and weight gain. He explains that market 'dark' chocolates often contain...

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Dark chocolate, rich in antioxidants like flavonoids, offers significant health benefits when consumed in moderation. These compounds impro...

Antioxidants are natural substances that safeguard the body against oxidative stress, a process triggered by free radicals connected to agi...

Dark chocolate may play a small role in lowering blood pressure when eaten in the right amount. Experts say the cocoa in it has natural com...

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Cocoa contains about 380 chemicals, among them flavanols are a large class of compounds.

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Natural compounds in cocoa called flavonoids boost blood vessel health and help reduce inflammation.

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Previous research has linked eating chocolates, especially dark chocolate, to improvements in heart health.

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