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No. Flavanols are often confused with another class of flavonoids spelled flavonols (with an o), which have a similar chemical structure but are not found in cocoa. Flavonol is contained in tea, onions, apples and some berries. Flavanols, like those found in our cocoa, have been shown to help maintain healthy circulation.
