The group's discussions highlight the potential cardiovascular benefits of cocoa, referencing epidemiological evidence and cultural examples like the Kuna people's diet, using tones that emphasize curiosity (
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Most discussions support the positive health implications of cocoa consumption, referencing studies and cultural practices like that of the Kuna people, indicating general agreement.
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Regular intake of plant-based foods like cocoa is associated with a lower risk of heart disease and stroke according to epidemiological studies.
Research suggests cocoa may have positive effects on blood pressure, insulin resistance, and blood vessel and platelet function, possibly through mechanisms such as activating nitric oxide and reducing inflammation.
The review discusses current findings on cocoa’s cardiovascular benefits, underlying mechanisms, and potential health implications of consuming cocoa regularly.]
The Kuna is a culture that consumes large amounts of cocoa. They have very low rates of #hypertension & #heartdisease & little decline in kidney function w/age. https://t.co/DgqCVOUuxZ https://t.co/A8aFBt5g8e
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Kristie Leong M.D.
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Ready for a break from coffee? The Kuna is a culture that consumes large amounts of cocoa. They have very low rates of #hypertension & #heartdisease & little decline in kidney function w/age. https://t.co/DgqCVOUuxZ https://t.co/0GRZilggvW
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TheFrenchEpidemiologist
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Le cacao est extrait des fèves de cacao, les graines grasses du cacaoyer Theobroma. Le cacao est riche en flavanols (l'épicatéchine, la catéchine et les procyanidines) composés qui pourraient expliquer ces effets bénéfiques
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@a4floridacajun I would love to see such a study on dark chocolate! I have a tweet going out about this in a few days. The Kuna consume large amounts of cocoa & it seems to benefit their health: https://t.co/5JMoLrCNla
Jan 14, 2020 · 1 like · 60,189 followersView post →
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Le cacao est extrait des fèves de cacao, les graines grasses du cacaoyer Theobroma. Le cacao est riche en flavanols (l'épicatéchine, la catéchine et les procyanidines) composés qui pourraient expliquer ces effets bénéfiques
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Dec 31, 2020 · 9 likes · 3 shares · 15,523 followersView post →
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Kristie Leong M.D.
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Ready for a break from coffee? The Kuna is a culture that consumes large amounts of cocoa. They have very low rates of #hypertension & #heartdisease & little decline in kidney function w/age. https://t.co/DgqCVOUuxZ https://t.co/0GRZilggvW
RT @DrKristieLeong: The Kuna is a culture that consumes large amounts of cocoa. They have very low rates of #hypertension & #heartdisease &…
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RT @DrKristieLeong: The Kuna is a culture that consumes large amounts of cocoa. They have very low rates of #hypertension & #heartdisease &…
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Armando Ribeiro
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RT @DrKristieLeong: The Kuna is a culture that consumes large amounts of cocoa. They have very low rates of #hypertension & #heartdisease &…
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RT @DrKristieLeong: The Kuna is a culture that consumes large amounts of cocoa. They have very low rates of #hypertension & #heartdisease &…
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Kristie Leong M.D.
@DrKristieLeong · X
The Kuna is a culture that consumes large amounts of cocoa. They have very low rates of #hypertension & #heartdisease & little decline in kidney function w/age. https://t.co/DgqCVOUuxZ https://t.co/A8aFBt5g8e
Jan 18, 2020 · 44 likes · 13 shares · 60,189 followersView post →
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Kristie Leong M.D.
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@a4floridacajun I would love to see such a study on dark chocolate! I have a tweet going out about this in a few days. The Kuna consume large amounts of cocoa & it seems to benefit their health: https://t.co/5JMoLrCNla
Jan 14, 2020 · 1 like · 60,189 followersView post →
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