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Nutritionists advise eating chocolate in little amounts on a regular basis. Adult men and women without health problems should consume 30-50 gram-mes of dark chocolate every day.
Dark chocolate may help cut the risk of heart disease, reduce inflammation and insulin resistance, boost the diversity of the gut microbiol, and improve brain function, according to some research. Dark chocolate's antioxidants have been demonstrated to lower blood pressure, reduce the chance of clotting, and boost blood circulation to the heart, lessening the risks of stroke, coronary heart disease, and heart disease death. Dark, milk, and white chocolate are all heavy in fat and calories. The latter two are often greater in added sugar as well. As a result, chocolate may contribute to weight gain.