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Tea and chocolate, particularly dark chocolate, he explained, are high in antioxidant polyphenols, which target free radicals and can reduce the risk of cancer and have other health benefits.

It’s apparent that in previous red wine and chocolate pairings most were missing the magic ingredient — palate experience.

Drinking red wine and eating chocolate can significantly lower a person's risk of developing dementia.

Consuming foods and drinks particularly high in flavonoids – such as berries, tea, dark chocolate and, yes, red wine – could potentially safeguard your brain in older age, with researchers ...

Diets rich in flavonoids - plant compounds found in the likes of tea, red wine, berries and dark chocolate - can substantially reduce the risk of the incurable disease.

Red Wine Chocolate Ganache Cake The API failed to deliver the resource. This cake is super simple, but the addition of the red wine takes this one to another level.