A new study reveals that dark chocolate may lower the risk of type 2 diabetes, while milk chocolate could raise it. Learn ...

This was in direct contrast to milk chocolate consumption, which was not associated with any protective effect.

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Dr Lucy Chambers, head of research communications at Diabetes UK, said: "This research adds to the body of evidence that is ...

The researchers suggest that the polyphenols – antioxidants – that are contained in dark chocolate may be responsible for the ...

"For instance, it is possible that people who choose dark chocolate are already looking to reduce added sugar in other areas of their diet and are using dark chocolate to indulge their sweet tooth ...

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lifestyle and diet, the researchers – looking at data spanning a quarter of a century – found that type 2 diabetes prevalence was lowest in those who ate five serves of dark chocolate a week.

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