This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. As we all know, chocolate is a popular treat ...

A biologist has ignited an online debate after encouraging women to swap traditional painkillers for dark chocolate to manage menstrual cramps. Catherine Edwards, 56, recently posted a video on ...

Antioxidant-rich dark chocolate is truly a gift of the gods; since chocolate, in its most unfettered form, has natural stimulants that encourage blood flow, better energy levels and stamina. In other ...

We get it. You're eyeing that piece of dark chocolate and thinking: 'Hmm, should I really eat this?' Good news, if you're a woman, you might just have more reasons to indulge (in moderation, of course ...

Here’s some not-so-sweet news for candy lovers: A new study by Consumer Reports (CR) found that several dark-chocolate bars on the market contain levels of heavy metals — specifically, lead and ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Several brands of dark chocolate bars have levels of lead and cadmium unsafe for pregnant women and children.

The routine question — “Is dark chocolate healthy?” — pricks up the ears of chocolate lovers everywhere. Score: another excuse to eat the savory treat. But just like for red wine and coffee, is dark ...

Dark chocolate has long been touted as having health benefits. We've been told it can improve our moods, decrease inflammation and even increase blood flow. But some researchers are now warning of ...

The season for sharing chocolate is upon us and this year look for dark chocolate truffles made at the source in Africa, Macallan-infused truffles, or chocolates that give back to children’s charities ...

Check your cupboards. A new study by Consumer Reports has found that much of the dark chocolate we eat contains lead and cadmium. Of 28 dark chocolate bars tested, all contained both metals, the study ...