Chocolate's Health Properties

Get the facts on chocolate and learn the history of this delicious food

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Could You Have Type 2 Diabetes?

It increases your odds of heart disease, vision loss, nerve and organ damage, and more. One in 3 people don't know they have it. Learn the signs.

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