Dark chocolate might reduce blood pressure, study suggests

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CHICAGO - A small study suggests that eating dark chocolate can lower
your blood pressure
- a delicious instance in which something that tastes good might, for a
change, be good for
you, too.

http://www.chocolatebite.blogspot.com

koko

 

[John Larkin]

CHICAGO - A small study suggests that eating dark chocolate can lower
your blood pressure
- a delicious instance in which something that tastes good might, for a
change, be good for
you, too.

http://www.chocolatebite.blogspot.com

koko

Seems that coffee, chocolate, butter, and Fritos are good for you.

John

 

[John Popelish]

Seems that coffee, chocolate, butter, and Fritos are good for you.

Don't forget green tea and red wine.

 

[Jim Thompson]

Seems that coffee, chocolate, butter, and Fritos are good for you.

John

And homemade banana-bran muffins with homemade strawberry butter...
what I'm munching on at this moment ;-)

...Jim Thompson

 

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Don't forget green tea and red wine.

Yeah, recent studies are showing chemicals
in red wine allow mice to live longer. Yet to be seen
if the same is for humans, but if the French are any
indication, with their butter/fat-rich diet, then it seems
possible.


Slick

 

[Rich the Philosophizer]

Yeah, recent studies are showing chemicals
in red wine allow mice to live longer. Yet to be seen
if the same is for humans, but if the French are any
indication, with their butter/fat-rich diet, then it seems
possible.

The secret to eternal life has been revealed. It's unconditional
self-acceptance.

Good Luck!
Rich

 

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Yeah, recent studies are showing chemicals
in red wine allow mice to live longer. Yet to be seen
if the same is for humans, but if the French are any
indication, with their butter/fat-rich diet, then it seems
possible.

That's called "The French Paradox," i.e. the idea that French folk
eat lots of butter, yet don't suffer our rate of heart disease.

Thoroughly debunked, last I checked. Turns out a) the slender French
don't eat nearly as much as hefty Americans gobble (i.e., many fewer
calories), b) the high butterfat diet is new, historically, and c) the
folks who have been eating the new diet for long enough are now getting
heart disease from it, same as we do.

Best,
James Arthur