Not exact matches
A study published in the Journal
of Proteome Research found that
consuming 40 grams (about 1.4
ounces)
of dark chocolate daily for a period
of two weeks reduced levels
of the stress hormone cortisol and catecholamines, the fight - or - flight hormones.
Opt for about an
ounce of dark chocolate a couple
of of times each week, and eat it in place
of other, less healthy snacks rather than adding it to the treats you already
consume each day.
The
darker the
chocolate, the more dangerous for canines: A single
ounce of baking
chocolate is toxic to a 10 — pound dog, though she can
consume 10
ounces of milk
chocolate without serious consequences (other than a possible upset stomach).
Milk
chocolate features much smaller quantities
of theobromine, such that the same medium - sized dog would have to
consume almost a pound
of milk
chocolate to get the same effect as an
ounce of dark chocolate.