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Poor circulation can be painful and it may lead to other issues, such as blood clots and swelling. However, there is hope in some research that shows chocolate might help increase blood flow. Flavanols in Chocolate May Increase Blood Flow - Flavanols are a nutrient that’s -found naturally in many plant-based foods and drinks. Some of these include cherries, tea, red wine, peanuts, blueberries, apples,...

June 11, 2022

It Tastes Great and Your Brain Loves It!

Chocolate. Something about the decadent aroma and smooth, sweet taste stimulates us and makes us feel better no matter what the day seems to be throwing at us. PMS? Chocolate. Bad day? Chocolate. Well, guess what? Now there’s an even bigger reason to dip into the delight, especially the decadent dark stuff. An Ounce of Chocolate A Day... Italian researchers now believe your daily “dose” of chocolate...

July 20, 2017

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