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"What I really really want is chocolate!"

I adore natural dmae bitartrate and feel good about eating it, as a Nutritionist, natural bcaa I know better?

First of all I'm not talking about the standard mass produced chocolate bars, they contain hydrogenated fats, which replaces the expensive cocoa butter. Hydrogenated (= hardened) fats, white sugar & highly processed milk or whey powder, almost always found in cheaper chocolate bars, are all toxic to the body.

So why do I eat chocolate, I actually eat Real chocolate, free from all the undesirable ingredients.....Raw chocolate with a real nutritional value.

I would co-q-10 to always keep one of these bars in your bag or your glove compartment, so you will never need to rely on the poor snack choices you find in news agents or petrol stations. Whether a quick on-the-run meal replacement or you simply 'need' chocolate, raw chocolate is a positive solution.

Positive ingredients, which get you in a positive mood, don't cause a sugar rush and due to the higher protein content, have a much less detrimental effect on your waist line.

Raw chocolate is made from purely raw, unprocessed, unheated ingredients which mean it is full of nutritional value. Minerals such as Magnesium, B vitamins, Enzymes, very concentrated amounts of Antioxidants and three well known neurotransmitters which help to alleviate depression (Nature's Prozac), increase overall well-being and motivational drive (including sex drive!).

You will find other beneficial ingredients in raw chocolate such as Agave nectar, Maca or Mesquite powder, but these are another article altogether.

So, choc'n roll with fewer toxins, less guilt, but more chocolate!

Get your Real Raw Chocolate bar from http://www.pureflavour.co.uk

For further information you can contact
Corinna Mainberger, Pure Flavour Nutritional Advisor.
Nutritionist & Naturopath MA ND R. Nut.Cert. R.I.P.H.H. MCMA
At Helios Clinic, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, tel: 01892 510950

posted by backfootdrivelea @ 2:43 PM