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Can eating milk chocolate decrease my risk for heart disease?
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No: Dark chocolate, in moderation (1 small piece / day) appears to help lower the risk of heart and vascular disease. Milk chocolate does not have the same benefits due to the additives used to turn it into "milk" chocolate.
Answered 8/4/2015
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