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No, not in a significant amount. In children or in healthy adults who are not overweight the benefits are many. The reason why this question is common is that chocolate milk contains a small amount of oxalic acid (0.5-0.6%), a compound occurring naturally in cocoa beans and other plants. Because oxalic acid can combine with calcium in the intestine to form calcium oxalate, calcium's availability from chocolate milk has been questioned. However, there is no scientific evidence that oxalic acid in chocolate milk impairs the absorption of calcium from this food. One study found that calcium absorption from chocolate milk was similar to that from unflavored milk and other calcium-containing foods. A reason why calcium absorption from chocolate milk is not decreased is that the cacao beans used in the production of chocolate milk are always fermented and processed, which reduces oxalate levels. As children and many adults tend to be willing to drink chocolate or other flavored milks more than they would regular milk, chocolate milk is a good way of ensuring that they get all of the many valuable nutrients available from milk. A regular cup of chocolate milk contains about 2-4 teaspoons of sugar (~60 calories) so overweight individuals should be aware of this and drink it in moderation. For more information see the U.S. National Dairy Council website http://www.nationaldairycouncil.org
If it is available, and if the person likes chocolate milk, it is likely that the person in Antarctica would drink chocolate milk.
A protein drink. A cheap one would be chocolate milk.
Drink lots of milk!
It would seem that because calcium and oxygen are in equal molar ratio for this compound that it would be 50 percent. But that is incorrect, because they each have differing molar masses. Oxygen has a molar mass of 16.000 and calcium has a molar mass of 40.078. So calcium is 40.078/56.078, which is 71.47 percent.
Neither, I would drink it from a ceramic mug.
A verb for this is drink In the past tense it would be I drank hoy chocolate In te present tense I drink or I am drinking hot chocolate
they would drink tea, coffee, water, hot chocolate or milk
They would drink mostly chocolate because it was the highly reserved drink that only the nobles could drink.
Hot Chocolate is a liquid drink, so it would probably make a sloshing sound.
i really dont know. sorry!
soft drinks, coffee, hot chocolate, alcohol, milk