Researchers believe chocolate's antioxidant potential may have a range of health benefits.
In its overview, NCBI cites the recent discovery of biologically active phenolic compounds in cocoa...
The findings, posted by Neurology, suggest that drinking two cups of hot chocolate a day could help keep the brain healthy and abate memory loss in older people.
Moms-to-be, rejoice! Eating 30g of chocolate daily during pregnancy might benefit fetal growth and development. Just be careful not to overindulge.
While too much chocolate consumption can lead to acne and skin blemishes, rubbing the stuff all over the body has some surprisingly healthy benefits.
Chocolate's high caffeine content stimulates circulation and improves blood flow. Rich in antioxidants, chocolate can also revitalize tired skin.
Everybody has their favorite chocolate, but consider this argument next time you indulge...
After the Spanish conquest of the Aztecs, chocolate was imported to Europe. Later the "chocoholic" was born, and today the global chocolate market is currently worth over US$98 billion, according to MarketsandMarkets.
Sources: (Medical News Today)
Deliciously decadent and sinfully seductive, chocolate is one of the world's favorite treats. Indeed, its unique, rich, and sweet taste is enjoyed by millions. But how good and bad is this guilty pleasure?
Browse the following gallery and find out the health benefits and risks of chocolate.
Chocolate: how good and bad is the world's favorite treat?
Eating chocolate can affect aging and other factors, like stress and blood pressure control
HEALTH World chocolate day
Deliciously decadent and sinfully seductive, chocolate is one of the world's favorite treats. Indeed, its unique, rich, and sweet taste is enjoyed by millions. But how good and bad is this guilty pleasure?
Browse the following gallery and find out the health benefits and risks of chocolate.