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Diabetes risk can be reduced by 21% thanks to a type of chocolate
New research from Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health (USA) based on nearly 112,000 people shows some foods and drinks help prevent type 2 diabetes.
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7 foods that help people survive the end of the world
Some foods such as honey, dried beans, dark chocolate, can still be eaten and fresh after a long time.
Medicine - Health
The more bitter the chocolate, the more anti-aging it helps
Many people are surprised when chocolate has the function of fighting against aging process like some vegetables, fruits. In particular, the more bitter the chocolate is…
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5 foods that help control blood sugar
Drinking 6 cups of tea daily, maintained for 8 weeks will help patients with high blood sugar to reduce 15-20% of blood sugar compared to before.
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Why is black chocolate good for heart?
Black chocolate is good for the body, that's right, and now scientists know why this type of chocolate is good for the body.
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Eating chocolate works like exercise
Research by scientists from Wayne State University (USA) points out that eating dark chocolate for muscle strengthening is similar to exercise, the Daily Mail said.
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Dark chocolate helps restore liver function
According to a study by Spanish scientists, doctors may soon use dark chocolate as a medicine to treat liver diseases.
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Dark chocolate reduces stress
A study conducted in the United States found that eating about 40 grams of dark chocolate every day for 2 weeks reduced the amount of stress and anxiety hormones in the…
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Dark chocolate helps prevent diarrhea
The results of a study by scientists at the Research Institute for Children's Hospital Oakland (USA) and Heinrich Heine University (Germany) show that a chemical in coco…