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Experts say eating two to four pieces of fine dark chocolate every day will sharpen your mind.


Eat this sweet cacao-rich food, enhance your life

by Liz Kobak
May 19, 2011


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A popular Chicago treat emits chemicals that are particularly beneficial to your cognitive health, according to a recent university study. Liz Kobak tells us how polyphenols in dark chocolate improve your overall sense of perception, intuition and sensation.