I could never understand why sharing a simple chocolate could bring on such happiness or how it could build a lasting friendship and can make two people fall in love until I read this fact sheet about chocolates, which I have kept in my dairy for years (like my permission slip):
Did you know?
- High quality of chocolate is rich in vitamins (A1, B1, C, D, E) calcuim, potassium, iron, sodium and magnesium.
- Chcolate makes you feel good because the coca content in chocolate timulates serotonin which has a positive impact on moods.
- Chocolate has psychological powers. It is symbolic of rewards, love and appreciation - a treat that makes you feel good by assoication.
- The flavour of chocolate, linked to childhood memories, can bring to mind feelings of warmth, tranquility and well-being that chase away worries, nervousness and tension.
- Chocolate contains the stimulant methylxantine that boosts concentration, prevents fatigue and stimulates respiratory and cardiac activity.
The best place to eat chocolate:
- After dinner. What a perfect way to end a perfect evening.
- In the bath. Bubbles and Chocolate - a divine combination. And all the evidence washed away.
- In bed. Chocolate never snores and all the blankets don't end up on its side of the bed either.
- With someone you love. Share a chocolate. Play with chocolate. It's not called the food of love for nothing.
My favorite quote: “They say eating chocolate slows down the ageing process – it may not be true, but why take a chance!” – Anon
I have been told by a very reliable sourse that chocolate triggers off the same feelings as when you are in love ... true?
ReplyDeletePat xx