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Vonnai Phair

Dark chocolate bars with lower levels of heavy metals

When it comes to eating dark chocolate, there's no way to completely avoid heavy metal exposure.

A recent Consumer Reports study found that 28 popular dark chocolate bars — from Seattle's own Theo Chocolate to Trader Joe's, Hershey's to Ghirardelli, and even smaller brands like Alter Eco and Mast — may contain unsafe levels of two heavy metals.

Chocolate is just one potential source of heavy metal exposure, and experts disagree on how much exposure poses a health risk.

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