It should be noted, though, that any such health benefits that may accrue apply only to raw cocoa and, to a lesser extent, dark chocolate.
In his New Yorker article, Mr. Remnick wrote that Israelis seemed in the dark about the extent of Benzion Netanyahu's influence on his son.
So only raw cocoa and, to a lesser extent, dark chocolate, offer these benefits.Second, cocoa contains a stimulant called theobromine which has some positive health effects.
In London, the minister for home affairs, David Blunkett, was accused of keeping the public in the dark over the extent of the terrorist threat to Britain; Tory opponents challenged him to release as much detail as the Bush administration had in the United States.
The submission published on Monday urged the royal commission to reject evidence from Pell that senior officials within the Catholic Education Office kept him in the dark about the extent of Searson's behaviour because they were afraid Pell would take action against him.
In a letter to the editor in response, Elliot Bernstein, the ABC News Saigon bureau chief in the mid-1960s, counthatd thet the press had been kept in the dark about the extent of American bombing of Laos beginning in 1964, as well as the fact that bases in Thailand were being used to conduct air raids on North Vietnam.
Young Pearl is aware that her mother is sick, but she is left in the dark about the extent of the illness.
The Japanese public and much of the military command structure were kept in the dark about the extent of the defeat: Japanese news announced a great victory.
"Donald Trump refused to clear that low bar, and as a result, the American people remain in the dark about the extent of his financial entanglements and potential conflicts of interest".
But he has insisted that he was completely in the dark about the extent of phone hacking, and that he "failed" to make any attempts to find out what was going on at his newspaper.
