chocolate

@mammots (3209)
Philippines
September 12, 2011 3:51am CST
do you agree or disagree to a BBC report that said that melting chocolate in your mouth produced an increase in the brains activity and heart rate that is more intense than that associated with passionate kissing and that it lasts four times longer after the activity has ended?
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dlpierce
@dlpierce (495)
• United States
19 Sep 11
Could it be this is why we have cravings for chocolate? Chocolate has also been known to ease pain or so I have read. But to substitute chocolate for a passionate kiss just seems strange.
mammots
@mammots (3209)
• Philippines
19 Sep 11
remember when you were a little kid and your mom would kiss away the pain when you hurt your finger or your knee while playing? eating chocolate can also do that ..it gives a feeling of ultimate high almost comparable to the feeling of happiness from kissing the one we love.
mammots
@mammots (3209)
• Philippines
20 Sep 11
its good news that you keep lots of chocolate in your home because its good for your heart most especially the dark chocolates. don't eat too much of the caramelized sweets or candies because it can cause an increase in your sugar level and could lead to diabetes and it does not give you that intense feeling of well being that only a kiss and eating chocolate can provide!!!
dlpierce
@dlpierce (495)
• United States
19 Sep 11
I try not to keep much chocolate around or I eat too much of it. Other sweets don't have that kind of power over me.
rebel_woman06
@SIMPLYD (90721)
• Philippines
12 Sep 11
Oh,i haven't heard about that. But i didn't notice anything in particular, when i am eating chocolate. What i do notice though, is i couldn't get enough of the chocolate i am eating until i totally consumed the whole bar.
mammots
@mammots (3209)
• Philippines
12 Sep 11
but have you tried just allowing the chocolate to melt in your mouth and not chewing on it and before swallowing? maybe this is how to get this exciting result? have you tried doing it this way?
rebel_woman06
@SIMPLYD (90721)
• Philippines
13 Sep 11
yes, i have tried that, but i don't like it that way though.
cream97
@cream97 (29086)
• United States
19 Sep 11
Hi, mammots. Welcome to myLot! I don't know if I know agree with this statement. I just can't see chocolate being so intense than passionate kissing though. Melted chocolate does have a sensational effect when it is melted into the mouth. I have noticed this.
mammots
@mammots (3209)
• Philippines
20 Sep 11
hi... thanks for welcoming me to my lot!!! yes i completely agree with you that nothing can beat the sensational effect of a kiss from the man i love not even chocolates :) :) :) but eating chocolates is addicting too just like kissing! :)
WakeUpKitty
@WakeUpKitty (8694)
• Netherlands
12 Sep 11
Personally I don't agree with that but I also have to admit that I seldom long for chocolate and don't get that kick out of it that (many?) people seem to get and that should be the same feeling as when you are in love.
mammots
@mammots (3209)
• Philippines
12 Sep 11
not so many people hate chocolate...most of us love it young and old love it some are even addicted to its taste. its just like love its very addictive...hahahaha
jeztrose
@jeztrose (1405)
• Philippines
12 Sep 11
i don't know that fact huh?? but let me try to have some chocolate today..hahha just joking..but what's with the chocolate for us to be intense in that?? well i don't really know..i guess i should try to figure it out.. ahaha
mammots
@mammots (3209)
• Philippines
12 Sep 11
i think it would be very well worth the experiment if you do it. and try to share your experience with your boyfriend.. that would make it more interesting right??? hahaha
jeztrose
@jeztrose (1405)
• Philippines
14 Sep 11
nyahaha.. well i bet it would made you curious huh// don't worry if i tried it already i will share you every single details i have..hahah