Texting while driving or just being on your phone will cause you to be un alert while driving and not know what is going on around.…
a) A scientific report is released which links chocolate consumption to a decrease in heart disease.…
For example, dark chocolate has been known to be good for powerful heart-healthy antioxidants. Peppermints have been known to help with upset stomach, gas and bloating. On the flip side it, does not help with obesity, but it is a billion dollar business. With the huge push to reduce obesity in America, will candy lose its value? Will Americans stop eating candy? No. I believe that it is possible for a company to cater to bother sides. Yes there are some good health benefits of eating some and yes, there are some bad reasons on candy consumption. Not only are there health benefits, part of Halloween is dedicated around the treat candy as well as Christmas, Valentines and Easter. Advocates feel that something has to give between the health batter and making better choices. As Americans, we need to focus more on making better choices and learning moderation in order for the struggle to cease on both sides. There may also be a third party involve, the sugar industry. If the price of candy increases, the sugar lobbyists are happy due to the fact that candy companies need sugar in order to make candy as well as other companies that use sweetner. Joe Pitts, R-Penn and Danny Davis, D-Ill, who call on Congress to reform the sugar…
Has your mom or dad ever told you to not give your dog chocolate? Well chocolate carries caffeine. But that's not the problem the real problem is theobromine! Theobromine is an alkaloid that acts as a stimulant like caffeine. Dogs don't have a enzyme that humans use to break down the theobromine. Theobromine can increase blood pressure that leads to vomiting, dehydration, abdominal pains, seizures, and even death. So this is why you can't give your dog chocolate …
Last week in class we read "This Cupcake is Trying to Hurt You." I don't think it is.…
One of the foods that is terrible for canines is chocolate. Chocolate contains a substance called "methylxanthines" (People Food to Avoid Feeding Your Pets 4). Methylxanthines are chemicals and are the reason that chocolate is harmful for dogs. Some of the effects that can happen are "excessive thirst and urination, hyperactivity, abnormal heart rhythm, tremors, seizures and even death" (People Food to Avoid Feeding Your Pets 4). The size of the dog depends on how much chocolate it needs to eat to get sick.…
Who can be able to resist the temptation of chocolate? I bet no one can.…
The chocolate diet emphasizes eating cocoa powder in capsule with chocolate, while warning that white chocolate or milk chocolate can be negatively effective on the gains you might have made by now. Another thing to mind is, chocolate is a high calorie diet that needs to be balanced by reducing the calorific value of the other foods you take. You must keep these three things in mind. So here is the new chocolate diet plan to go parallel with cocoa capsules.…
Years ago, a psychologist conducted an experiment with a group of children in a nursery school. He offered them marshmallows but with a condition. The children would get only one if they ate the marshmallows immediately. But they could have another one if they waited for 15 minutes without eating the first one. Some children who didn’t have the patience ate it immediately. Others waited patiently and got to eat two. Much later, the psychologist followed their progress in life. And what he found was interesting.…
Doesn’t everyone just hate snoring? You have to agree with me that when you are awake at night and you are with some one that snores it is the most irritating thing in the world as half the time it is impossible to get back to sleep. Without a doubt if I succeed today snoring is most definitely going into room 101. The one and only major natural thing that really could make you sleep hell has to be stupendous, snotty snoring. When you awake the next day you are like a drowned rat as your body has not recovered at all from last night and therefore will completely ruin the day ahead. Why when we evolved were we given the power to snore? Half the time you want to get the person who is snoring and shake his body to bits just like a rattle. Or even cover his face in cold water to let the person feel what it is like not to be able to sleep. You know that snoring has just got to go in room 101 to save us from dreadful, irritating snoring!…
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Even though chocolate is mainly considered a comfort food in modern times, it is known for ages that cocoa yields significant health benefits. In fact, European countries inherited the ancient Mesoamerican tradition of using hot chocolate as a drink and medicine. Numerous European historical accounts, from the 16th to the 19th century, mention the use of cocoa for the treatment of liver and stomach disorders, fevers, mood swings and even its use as an aphrodisiac. These benefits stem from the properties of pure cocoa. Cocoa powder, the purer substance left in cacao beans after the extraction of cocoa butter, is very rich in antioxidants, neurotransmitters and several nutrients beneficial to the human organism. It has stimulant, reinvigorating…
This first test (bring slide up that has Time Is Running Out), by the famous Australian Poet, Oodgeroo Noonuccal, expresses her frustration and anger at the loss of the land which she and her culture so dearly love. Throughout the poem, she consistently uses many techniques to stir the audience’s emotions in the way hers were when these events took place.…
On average, the subjects were able to recall 5.56 numbers without eating chocolate and 7.28 numbers after ingesting chocolate. This finding along with findings from other researchers such as Merrill Elias suggests that dark chocolate does improve…
Talcott Parsons saw socialization as the process through which, individuals developed and internalized a sense of norms and values. Parsons theorized that there were three stages of socialization, Primary, Secondary and Tertiary. After one has gone through these stages of development, an individual may go through a re-socialization process, and this happens in different stages through life, for example; they retire, become unemployed or institutionalized. Parsons noted that each stage of socialization had its’ own way of helping an individual internalize social norms and values.…