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| January 2014 |
Thursday
Cocoa May Help Reduce Heart Disease, Cancer, Mars Study Shows
READ MORE: "Cocoa may help reduce the risk of
heart disease and cancer, a 10-year study by candy producer Mars
Inc. and Harvard University showed.
The study, to be released in Washington today, is the first
to connect cocoa to the prevention of cancer in humans, Harold
Schmitz, chief science officer of Mars and co-author of the
study, said in an interview yesterday. Mars six months ago began
selling ``heart-healthy'' CocoaVia chocolate bars in Wal-Mart
Stores Inc. and other retailers.
Flavanols contained in cocoa, as well as apples, almonds
and grapes, may provide the protection, Schmitz said. ``It looks
like there is a tremendous benefit to consuming flavanol-rich
cocoa, a greater benefit than any of us could have
anticipated.''
The study looked at death certificates of about 1,250 Kuna
Indians in Panama and in the San Blas islands off the coast of
Panama. The Kunas in the San Blas Islands drank four or five
cups of a cocoa-water drink a day, while the Kunas in Panama did
not."
heart disease and cancer, a 10-year study by candy producer Mars
Inc. and Harvard University showed.
The study, to be released in Washington today, is the first
to connect cocoa to the prevention of cancer in humans, Harold
Schmitz, chief science officer of Mars and co-author of the
study, said in an interview yesterday. Mars six months ago began
selling ``heart-healthy'' CocoaVia chocolate bars in Wal-Mart
Stores Inc. and other retailers.
Flavanols contained in cocoa, as well as apples, almonds
and grapes, may provide the protection, Schmitz said. ``It looks
like there is a tremendous benefit to consuming flavanol-rich
cocoa, a greater benefit than any of us could have
anticipated.''
The study looked at death certificates of about 1,250 Kuna
Indians in Panama and in the San Blas islands off the coast of
Panama. The Kunas in the San Blas Islands drank four or five
cups of a cocoa-water drink a day, while the Kunas in Panama did
not."