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Dark Chocolate, Dark Chocolate, and More Dark Chocolate for Your Eyes  7/15/2022

 

It's too good to be true! Chocolate is healthy, healthy, healthy and more  healthy than most any other food. Yes, chocolate is a food. But not just any old milk chocolate. Dark chocolate alklai base is the healthy tasty chocolate.

Several updates have touted it's incredible value as and anti inflammatory and a free radical destroyer. See Chocolate Lovers Revenge in Fighting Morgellons and Beat Morgellons with Chocolate (Cocoa). It's the next best thing to boosting your glutathione in this respect. And, if you've been following my updates and videos, you'll know that boosting glutathione is Super Super important in the fight against Morgellons Disease.

But, here's another tid bit to see (pun intended as you'll see while reading the following article from NewsMax.com:

 

Dark Chocolate Improves Vision Dr. Chauncey Crandall, M.D., writes:

"A few bites of dark chocolate might offer a slight and temporary bump up in vision quality, research suggests. Heart-healthy compounds called flavanols appeared to sharpen eyesight for a group of 30 healthy young adults.

There’s been evidence in prior studies that the antioxidant flavanols in dark chocolate might help boost blood flow to the nervous system, boost heart function, and even help preserve the aging brain.

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To find out, researchers had 30 healthy adults, averaging 26 years of age, eat either a 1.5-ounce Trader Joe’s 72% Cacao Dark Chocolate bar or a similar-sized Trader Joe’s Crispy Rice Milk Chocolate bar.

Labels were removed from each bar so participants didn’t know what type of chocolate they were eating. About two hours later, each participant underwent vision testing using standard letter-based eye charts.

The result? Compared to people who’d eaten milk chocolate, those who’d snacked on the dark chocolate showed “small enhancements in visual acuity and large-letter contrast.”

Dr. Chauncey W. Crandall is author of Dr. Crandall’s Heart Health Report newsletter. He is a Yale graduate and is chief of the Cardiac Transplant Program at the world-renowned Palm Beach Cardiovascular Clinic in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. He practices interventional, vascular, and transplant cardiology.

Amazing, another benefit of adding dark chocolate to your diet - helps improve your eyesight and many of us definitely have issues with our eyes. Our Nature's Gift Dark Dutched Chocolate is the best. 




 

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