Chocolate 'may cut diabetes risk'

Dennis · Apr 28, 2008

I think this is rampant discrimination - what about us chocaholic guys then?
:mrgreen:

sugarless sue · Apr 28, 2008

Darn!!!I'm not taking statins,but I don't think I'll start just so I can eat a bar of choc a day tempting though it is!

martinbuchan · Apr 28, 2008

I had the image of my dear late grannie running from Aberdeenshire to get first in the queue.

There are other sources of bio-flavanoids. I did try pychnogenol for a while but it is not as much fun as daily chocolate treatment.
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yorksherpud · Apr 28, 2008

SarahQ said:
Did anyone else notice that no mention of the size of chocolate bar was made?
I just hope it isn't a fun size bar as no fun then lol.

This just brought it back to me when the Diabetic specialist nurse said to my son he could have the odd bar of chocolate as long as it was a fun bar, he turned to her and said, "Yes but you don't know what my idea of a fun bar is, and I like lots of fun!"

He's definately my son :lol:

Pud x

sugar2 · Apr 28, 2008

yorksherpud said:
SarahQ said:

Did anyone else notice that no mention of the size of chocolate bar was made?
I just hope it isn't a fun size bar as no fun then lol.

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This just brought it back to me when the Diabetic specialist nurse said to my son he could have the odd bar of chocolate as long as it was a fun bar, he turned to her and said, "Yes but you don't know what my idea of a fun bar is, and I like lots of fun!"

He's definately my son :lol:

Pud x

I like his style!

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