Chocolate lovers rejoice! According to a new study on more than a half a million adults, eating three bars of chocolate a month can reduce chances of heart failure. The researchers contribute this reduction in risk to the natural compounds in cocoa called flavonoids that boost vessel health and help reduce inflammation. Of course, the researchers warned against having too much chocolate, and sugar, which will increase your risk of heart failure.
Eating three chocolate bars a month can lower your risk of heart failure
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