Dark Chocolate and Depression

by Chocolate Lover
(TX)

Just wanted to comment on a recent story about depressed people eating a lot of chocolate. The article says chocolate may cause depression or that people who suffer from it may crave chocolate.

Hmmm, then I must be REALLY depressed because I eat a lot
of dark chocolate. But I'm happy before and after I eat it.

Personally, I don't think it causes depression. But that's just my opinion based on my experience.




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by: Bettye

Thanks Penny for leaving that nice comment. Always thrilled to hear from another dark chocolate lover!

I dedicate my next bite of bittersweet to you, Penny. May your chocolate supply never run dry!
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by: Penny R. Maley


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by: Bettye

I think you're on to something there! Perhaps it was a transcription error?

Only thing more depressing than no chocolate on hand is no chocolate in hand.
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by: Anonymous

I agree. No way dark chocolate causes depression!

I am happy as can be till all my dark chocolate gets
eaten. Then my happiness wanes til my stash is replenished.

Maybe that's what the researchers meant to say. That a lack of dark chocolate can lead to depression.



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