Anti-ageing and Hi Performance Chocolate
Cocoa Flavanols are the major antioxidants in chocolate which have been associated with multiple health benefits reported by the media from different laboratories and clinics. The main drawback of most of these studies, however, was the fact that to achieve these benefits it was required to ingest a significant amount of chocolate of 30, 50 or even 100 g per day.
Cocoa Flavanols are the major antioxidants in chocolate which have been associated with multiple health benefits reported by the media from different laboratories and clinics. The main drawback of most of these studies, however, was the fact that to achieve these benefits it was required to ingest a significant amount of chocolate of 30, 50 or even 100 g per day.
To solve this problem the main-stream chocolate industry has undertaken extensive projects to breed cocoa beans which would contain increased level s of Flavanols. If they succeed this may result in the appearance on the market of a chocolate which can deliver more of these molecules.
The increase in absorption was observed to reach 10 to 20 times more. As result of this the new chocolate was much more effective than the unmodified one in improving not only traditional metabolic and vascular parameters, but also skin and muscle oxygenation which is an essential process in controlling ageing and their performance.
The technology has no impact on the taste and texture of the chocolate, the ingredients used are safe and accepted by the food industry and it is ready for the market.
Source: Lycotec