Valentine’s Treat BOOSTS Brainpower (1 Month!)

By Jack Taylor Posted February 14, 2020

Dear Turapür Today Reader,

For many folks, Valentine’s Day is one of the most stressful days of the year.

Depending on how long you’ve been with your partner, there may be flowers to buy… dinner to plan… and presents to exchange…

And if you forget ONE PIECE of that all-important puzzle, you could find yourself in the doghouse.

But when you’re a bit older… and you struggle with frustrating “senior moments”… planning a romantic night gets that much harder!

Well, friend, I’m about to make everything a bit easier.

There’s a sultry Valentine’s treat, a gift that goes hand-in-hand with romance, that can IMPROVE your memory and STRENGTHEN your mind!

Today, let’s talk about chocolate.

In a recent study, published in the journal Nutrients late last year, Japanese scientists gathered 18 young adults (ranging from 20 to 31 years old) and instructed them to consume dark chocolate or white chocolate every day for one month.

Now, if you’ve ever eaten “white chocolate,” I don’t need to explain to you how disappointing it is.

Many people (myself included) find that it’s often sickly-sweet and artificial tasting – and since it doesn’t contain any cocoa solids, most folks don’t even consider it real chocolate!

According to one expert, a better name would be “sweet fat,” because it’s basically just assorted oils, additives, and sweeteners mixed with a bit of cocoa butter… and in this study, it was essentially a placebo.

Dark chocolate, on the other hand, is 100 percent decadent PERFECTION.

Previous research has found that this sultry Valentine’s Day treat is a powerful source of antioxidants, healthy minerals, and other compounds. In past studies, it’s been proven to help:

• Improve blood flow and lower blood pressure,
• Reduce the risk of heart disease,
• Relieve symptoms of depression, and
• Balance your levels of “good” and “bad” cholesterol.

And in the Japanese study, folks who consumed dark chocolate performed BETTER on cognitive tests!

After one month of daily dark chocolate, participants saw higher levels of compounds that help your brain change and adapt over time, allowing it to stay flexible and reduce shrinkage, which can inhibit your mind and memory.

Plus, folks eating dark chocolate saw improved blood flow to their brains, an action that gives your noggin the nutrients it needs to stay healthy and function at its best…

And amazingly, some of these effects appeared AFTER the experiment had ended!

If you or a loved one suffer from annoying “senior moments”… if you struggle with a weaker memory or can’t seem to focus… dark chocolate could be the key to BOOSTING your brain.

And right now, you’re in luck. Stores all over the world are BURSTING with dark chocolate treats, so you can find it anywhere – and since today’s the big day, most of it will go ON SALE tomorrow.

But remember, you’ve got to shop smart.

Most candy companies load their chocolate up with extra creams, sugars, fats, and fillings… and unfortunately, none of that will mend your mind.

Instead, you should look for dark chocolate that’s as natural or unaltered as possible.

Opt for chocolate that’s more than 70 percent cacao, relatively low in sugar, and contains little milk or trans fats.

While these treats can be bitter, they’re a lot better for you.

Do you have feedback you want to share? Drop me a line: feedback@turapur.com.

Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products