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Dark Chocolate Might Help Artery Disease Patients Walk Longer, Farther
A new study suggests that dark chocolate might benefit those suffering from Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD). Compounds in dark chocolate, researchers said, improve blood flow to the legs, helping patients to walk longer and farther.
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