Is Chocolate an Energy Drink

There are as many studies showing


chocolate to be an energy drink as


there are studies showing that it


is not. If you are raised in a


culture that believes chocolate


will make you hyperactive, giving


you a lot of energy, then it will


probably do just that. However if


you have been raised to believe


that a cup of chocolate will relax


and calm you, then have a cup


before bed and find out, because


for you it will probably do what


you believe. Tolerance is built


to the energy effect over time,


for those who believe that


chocolate is a stimulant.


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While there are studies on


caffeine showing it to stimulate


the central nervous and


cardiovascular systems, therefore


causing nervousness,


sleeplessness, anxiety, confusion


and heart attacks. There are also


studies that show caffeine to


lessen fatigue, stimulate gastric


secretions, promote urination and


enhance intellectual facilities.


It is not suggested that ulcer


patients eat chocolate because of


its ability to stimulate gastric


secretions; chocolate has even


been associated with acid reflux


disease as it relaxes the


esophagus. Theobromine is


suggested to act the same way


caffeine does, even though there


are not studies showing it to be


addictive, caffeine is definitely


addictive (the withdrawal effects


of caffeine are severe headache.)


However, it is unlikely that a


normal person would consume the


amount of chocolate necessary to


cause these side affects.


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The comparison of caffeine in the


same quantity of coffee, tea and


cocoa follow:


· Coffee contains 50 to 70


milligrams caffeine


· Brewed tea has 25 to 100


milligrams of caffeine


· Hot chocolate between 0 and 25


milligrams of caffeine


Due to the diversity of results in


testing chocolate, which may be


from the fact that it never really


mentions the quality of the cocoa


used, we would be best if we


simply keep in mind the many


things proven about chocolate when


we consume it, and take into


consideration its effects on us


individually.


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