Chocolate and Valentine’s Day — A match made in heaven?

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Chocolate and Valentine’s Day — A match made in heaven?

by Adam Pope In the U.S., chocolate consumption exceeds 12 pounds per person, per year.Are you planning to give your significant other a box of chocolates this Valentine’s Day? If so, one University of Alabama at Birmingham nutrition expert is providing information on some of the health benefits of the decadent dessert and insight as to why […]

Source: The Birmingham Times

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