Does eating chocolates help in studying?
By sixclix
@sixclix (677)
Philippines
December 15, 2008 12:25pm CST
When I was still in school, somebody told me that eating chocolates while studying helps you understand what you're studying more easily. I actually tried it but I'm not really sure if it indeed helped me in studying. It did help in adding extra pounds to my weight. Does anybody else do this when studying and does it really work?
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@crimsonladybug (3112)
• United States
16 Dec 08
I don't know about chocolate helping you study, other than munching on something helps me stay awake 
. I did, however, read that caffeine and nicotine have been proven to increase creativity....which explains the cliche of writers smoking and drinking coffee by the 12-cup pot. And chocolate has caffeine in it, so maybe that's where this came from. *shrug*
. I did, however, read that caffeine and nicotine have been proven to increase creativity....which explains the cliche of writers smoking and drinking coffee by the 12-cup pot. And chocolate has caffeine in it, so maybe that's where this came from. *shrug*
@braveheart07 (2601)
• Philippines
15 Dec 08
Yeah, it works for me when I was still studying. Actually chocolate really enhances our mind, since it is made of sugar.
As we all know that sugar is also a source of energy. Sugary foods provide lots of energy in a form that our bodies can quickly use. It is also good for our mind.
You could also try chocolate milk and nuts. Here in our place, we have this chocolate drink called Ovaltine which I think also improves my ability to comprehend what I read and study. :-)
@thecrazyjogger (3178)
• India
15 Dec 08
yeah it does it for me someitmes
i meanthey re so soothing and relaxing and yummy
but not always sadly
but bleess who came up with galaxy flake
happy lotting and have a nice day!
