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Compounds in Chocolates, Berries Protect Against Diabetes Type-2
Chocolates, tea and berries have high levels of flavonoids including anthocyanins and other compounds. According to a latest study, these foods might help lower risk of diabetes type-2 by reducing chronic inflammation.
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