Cacao powder is rich
in phenylethylamine which helps boost mood.
The reason: it's rich
in phenylethylamine, a «love chemical» that releases feel - good endorphins.
Not exact matches
You'll feel really great about eating cacao nibs, due to the alkaloids theobromine,
phenylethylamine and anandamine, which boost your mood and can make you feel like you're
in love!
Cacao is a natural source of PEA (
phenylethylamine), also known as the «love chemical», which increases the serotonin levels
in the brain and promotes a sense of well - being and pleasure.
Aduna's Cacao Powder contains a powerful mix of beneficial natural compounds, including: serotonin, endorphins,
phenylethylamine (a compound humans have been shown to produce when
in love), tryptophan and anandamide, all of which have been shown to enhance mood and create feelings of euphoria.
A compound
in chocolate called
phenylethylamine, actually increases the amount of endorphins released
in the brain... the chemical that makes us feel good!
Cacao is high
in magnesium, iron, sulfur, antioxidants, polyphenols and mood - enhancing chemicals (anandamide, theobromine,
phenylethylamine).
Oh, and dark chocolate contains
phenylethylamine, the same chemical your brain creates when you feel like you're falling
in love.
Phenylethylamine: Phenylethylethylamine occurs naturally
in cacao nib.
In Aether Madness, Gary Wolf and Michael Stein have given us a good mixture of the nutty and the hard - headed, with one chapter on the nun who runs the world's best AIDS information resource and another on «The War on the War on Drugs», which tells you how to read «
Phenylethylamines I Have Known and Loved» online.
Dark chocolate contains a chemical our bodies converts into
phenylethylamine (PEA)-- the same chemical that is secreted when we fall
in love.
A compound
in chocolate called
phenylethylamine, actually increases the amount of endorphins released
in the brain... the chemical that makes us feel good!
Phenylethylamine (PEA) is a Love Chemical produced when we fall
in Love and during the Big O. Anandamide is a cannabinoid neurotransmitter and is known an «the bliss chemical».
Chocolate is known to increase neurotransmitters like
phenylethylamine (PEA), serotonin, and anandamide (the «bliss chemical»)
in the brain.
First, it increases energy expenditure which makes your body produce energy from stored fat at a much faster pace than it does
in the absence of Beta
Phenylethylamine HCL.
Dark chocolate also contains
phenylethylamine, a chemical known to create the feelings of being
in love.
L - phenylalanine is also converted, via a separate pathway, into
phenylethylamine (PEA), a mood - elevating compound that occurs naturally
in the brain.
The Cocoa extract
in Extreme Ripped Fuel has been standardized for 10 % theobromine, caffeine, tyramine, and
phenylethylamine (PEA).
Cacao contains
phenylethylamine, a compound that is referred to as the «love chemical,» because our bodies produce it when we fall
in love!
Cacao is high
in chemicals that make you happy: serotonin, dopamine, anandamide and
phenylethylamine.
If you crave chocolate it may be due to the sugar content or another chemical stimulant I'll discuss
in a bit, but also because it's a natural source of a compound called
phenylethylamine (PEA).
Throw
in a whole bunch of other chemicals that are triggered, including prolactin, adrenalin and PEA (
phenylethylamine), and you may never need prescription meds again.
These included beta - endorphins, which are associated with both pain relief and euphoria; prolactin, which promotes bonding between parent and child;
phenylethylamine, which is increased
in people involved
in romantic relationships; and dopamine, which heightens feelings of pleasure.