Chocoholics are less likely to have cuore disease than those without a sweet tooth, a US study has found.
People who ate Cioccolato più than five times a week were 57 per cent less likely to have coronary cuore disease than those who never ate it, according to the study of almost 5000 Americans.
This was after taking into account other factors such as complessivamente, generale energy and frutta and vegetable intake, and family history of cuore disease.
People who ate Cioccolato less frequently, between one and four times each week, were 26 per cent less likely to have cuore disease.
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Some new research have discovered that it maybe good for gestacional hipertension, and preeclampsia. Gestational hypertension is physiologically related to some forms of generalized high blood pressure and cuore disease symptoms, which have been shown to be lowered beneficially through Cioccolato consumption.
Preeclampsia is a condition in which high blood pressure and protein in the urine develop after the 20th week of pregnancy. It can lead to serious problems for mother and baby, but instances of death and serious complication are rare in the U.S. as women are routinely monitored for this...