Chocolate and Health Benefits: It's in the Flavanols - MarketWatch (press release)

Chocolate and Health Benefits: It's in the Flavanols MarketWatch (press release) But, the truth is, the benefits come from the cocoa flavanols -- not from how dark the chocolate is or the percent of cocoa, also known as cacao. Cocoa flavanols are good-for-you phytonutrients found in nature; no other food on Earth can match its ... and more »

Healthy eating with Dr. Oz - cbs4qc.com

Healthy eating with Dr. Oz cbs4qc.com Very healthy. So lets see if he has any vices anything that's not exactly the healthiest…we have some dark chocolate so we apparently all have a vice," said anchor Chloe Morroni. "You know I went through your fridge earlier?" Morroni said. "You did? and more »

The dark sweet rises: Why movie concession stands should reconsider dark chocolate - Film Journal (blog)

Film Journal (blog)

The dark sweet rises: Why movie concession stands should reconsider dark chocolate Film Journal (blog) But it has been confirmed, repeatedly, to be a good treat for you, end of story. But with any food product, taste matters. While dark chocolate has long been popular in foreign markets, milk chocolate has reigned supreme in the US as the preferred ...

Choose Dark Chocolate for Health Benefits - WebMD

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Choose Dark Chocolate for Health Benefits WebMD Hong compared white chocolate, which has no cocoa solids, to regular dark chocolate containing 70% cocoa. The cocoa solids contain healthy compounds called flavonols. These have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. She also tested dark ... Want to slim down, have healthy heart? Try dark chocolateNigerian Tribune If you eat chocolate daily, make it darkMother Nature Network (blog) Chocolate for Heart Health: The Darker the BetterABC News (blog) News 10NBC -HULIQ -Mother Jones all 63 news articles »

9 Best Foods for Your Skin - U.S. News & World Report

9 Best Foods for Your Skin U.S. News & World Report "The same foods that are good for your health are good for your skin," says Valori Treloar, a dermatologist based in Newton, Mass. "Your skin is just the outside part of your body." Want a healthy, glowing complexion? Load up on nutritious meals and ...