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Can Chocolate Really Increase Your Sex Drive?

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Contributor: wrecklesswords wrecklesswords
I heard this theory at a party this afternoon and have been very curious to see if it's got any kind of truth to it.

Can chocolate increase your sex drive and make you better at sex?

Some quick research shows that chocolate contains theobromine which is supposedly the reason why chocolate is not only addictive, but increases sex drive.

I can't find any solid studies on this, but what do you all think? Have you noticed that you feel randier after having chocolate?
12/27/2013
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Contributor: Ansley Ansley
No. BUT, it does mimic the same hormone that makes you feel like you're in love so it CAN put you in a disposition that is more easily plied than if you hadn't had said chocolate.
12/27/2013
Contributor: wrecklesswords wrecklesswords
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Originally posted by Ansley
No. BUT, it does mimic the same hormone that makes you feel like you're in love so it CAN put you in a disposition that is more easily plied than if you hadn't had said chocolate.
I read something like that after I posted this! No wonder people consider it an aphrodisiac! It makes you feel like you're in love, therefore you could be bolder with your moves and everything. Makes total sense.
12/28/2013
Contributor: edeneve edeneve
hmmm...yum & give me more chocolate AND sex. lol. I heard that years ago but never believed it.
12/29/2013
Contributor: wrecklesswords wrecklesswords
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Originally posted by edeneve
hmmm...yum & give me more chocolate AND sex. lol. I heard that years ago but never believed it.
I didn't believe it either, but since someone said it with such confidence, I decided to look it up.

So, basically, our conclusion is that it can't increase your libido, but it makes you think it has increased!
12/29/2013
Contributor: Eliza Eliza
I feel like I'd need a LOT of chocolate for it to make any difference.
12/29/2013
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
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Originally posted by wrecklesswords
I didn't believe it either, but since someone said it with such confidence, I decided to look it up.

So, basically, our conclusion is that it can't increase your libido, but it makes you think it has increased!
Right! It's a placebo, if you will.

What I am about to say however IS a fact and has been clinically proven and I wish I could find the info on it to share, but did you know...

That the best way to break an addiction to chocolate is to overeat it in one sitting. You're desire for the sweet stuff will dramatically decline. I accidentally did this to myself on Valentine's Day one year and ended up finding the research later that week. I basically ate an entire bag of Dove chocolate squares and ever since then my cravings for chocolate have been non-existant.
01/01/2014
Contributor: wrecklesswords wrecklesswords
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Originally posted by Ansley
Right! It's a placebo, if you will.

What I am about to say however IS a fact and has been clinically proven and I wish I could find the info on it to share, but did you know...

That the best way to break an addiction to chocolate ... more
Huh! Interesting! No wonder my love for chocolate has declined quite a bit!

I used to eat entire bags of that Dove chocolate or the Hershey's bliss but now sometimes I can barely take more than 2 or 3 pieces at a time.
01/01/2014
Contributor: Vnessa Vnessa
No--myth. A good dose of DHEA can though. Start with 10 MG a day.

As with anything, consultant your physician first if you have breast cancer, as this does regulate hormones, and could compromise cancer treatments/meds.
03/19/2015
Contributor: OH&W, Lovebears OH&W, Lovebears
I'll had chocolates on reg basis before, but I'm always randy so not a good source.
03/20/2015
Contributor: Inquisitor Inquisitor
I'm calling Shenanigans on this. Is there actual data that shows the correlation between Chocolate consumption and a woman's arousal level?
03/20/2015
Contributor: TheToyGuy TheToyGuy
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Originally posted by Inquisitor
I'm calling Shenanigans on this. Is there actual data that shows the correlation between Chocolate consumption and a woman's arousal level?
There is "data" and then there is "A level data".

To my knowledge there has been no official clinical trial of chocolate vs. arousal (or sex).

There however have been millions of objective and subjective comments and documents created that postulate that chocolate does help.

The actual experts swing either way. One thing for certain. Chocolate companies say it does help.
09/15/2015