Bad at math? Try chocolate! At least that's what researchers Emma Wightman, David Kennedy and colleagues found in the latest (and yummiest) scientific study:
Mental arithmetic became easier after volunteers had been given large amounts of compounds found in chocolate, called flavanols, in a hot cocoa drink.
They were also less likely to feel tired or mentally drained, the findings, presented at the British Psychological Society annual conference in Brighton show.
I want to take a nap after drinking hot chocolate. I definitely wouldn't be more interested in algebra.
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This article is bullshit.
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My mom claims just the opposite, she says exposure to chocolate makes her incapable of keeping track of how many calories she's eaten.
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I thought this was common knowledge by now.
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Silly, baseless article with no previous scientific basis.
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I remember my coach saying that exercise helps one do better with their studies. If only I could send him this article...
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