Dark Chocolate - Good for You and Good to You
Gourmet Chocolate - Health & Benefits of Dark Chocolate 75% cacao dark chocolate contains double the antioxidant levels of those found in semi-sweet chocolate.

Researchers at the University of California-San Diego discovered some surprising facts about Dark chocolate. For one, it decreases the risk of stroke. This was backed up by a Swedish study.
It also reduces the chance of heart attack and stroke by preventing blood clots.
In an effort to promote better health, Arriba Noir chocolate company, www.arribanoir.com, is offering a but 10 get 2 free summer sale. An order includes six 75 percent and six 65 percent dark chocolate bars and priority shipping.
The California student also shows people who eat chocolate regularly also have a lower body mass. That is one of the best ways to avoid diabetes and complications from it.
Chocolate has also been linked to reducing cancer risks and is, contrary to popular belief, good for your skin.
The singularity and high quality of ArribaNoirâ„¢ Chocolatier Single Origin Dark Chocolate eliminates that bitterness even as the percentage of cacao content increases. ArribaNoirâ„¢ Chocolatier 65% and 75% Single-Origin Arriba Dark Chocolate lacks that bitter taste present in chocolate of lesser quality of similar ratios from other regions. This remarkable quality allows ArribaNoirâ„¢ Chocolatier' Single-Origin Arriba Dark Chocolate to exceptionally pair with quality wines, cheeses and fruits. Just imagine what it will do for that special decadent gourmet recipe you have mastered!
At ArribaNoirâ„¢ Chocolatier we take the "DARK CHOCOLATE" designation very seriously. When we say "DARK CHOCOLATE" we mean "DARK CHOCOLATE." NO milk by-products, NO natural or artificial, flavor-changing ingredients added.
Internet orders over $100 are shipped free.
For more information call (800) 339-7094 or visit http://www.arribanoir.com. You can follow the company on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Google+.
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