Dream of the Future: Chocolate as Brain Food
August 19, 2008 by MedHeadlines
Filed under Diet, Medical Research, Neurology, Prevention, Stroke
As if chocolate lovers needed yet another reason to indulge guilt free, researchers from Harvard University and Mars, Incorporated, have released their findings that a naturally occurring substance in cocoa can actually bring long-term improvements to the flow of blood to the brain in ways that may have the potential of easing the damage of a stroke or slowing the progression of dementia. Currently, one in seven older Americans is battling age-related dementia. Read more





