Chocolate, wine and tea improve brain performance

This is just the rationalization I was looking for.

Tea is good. Ogg. Red wine good... but meh, every time I drink it I drink more than a glass so it ends up being bad. Again, Tea is good. Ogg.

if u want to get the benefit of these 3

withouht driking a galon of wine a day eating 2 pounds of chocolate or driking 1 galonn of tea

u can get a
revasrtrol pill for wine
choclate pholiuphenols for chocalate
and green tea extract for tea

due to high concentration u pop a pill a day and u get more preotection then eating driking those foods

without the negative efects like celulalar demage from excess aslchohol or the sugar from chocalate

http://www.lef.or...ted.html

Though I eat much chocolate and drink more than 3 liters of tea every day, my employer says that I do not perform sufficiently.

rrn,
Looks like you are leaving wine out of your performance regime.

I know what I'm going to do over vacation now - improve my brain performance big time!

Now's the season to be brainy, tra la la la la, la la la lah.

Morpheus, that's a bad idea. We don't know which substances are the active ingredients, we don't know how these active ingredients work although there are several potential mechanisms that have been suggested.

The effect could for instance show a hormetic response. E.g. if you don't exercise at all it puts you at significantly higher risk of several life-threatening diseases; if you challenge your body with repeated doses of moderate exercise it's generally recognized as very helpful, if you exert yourself too much without letting your body recover it's potentially lethal.

Alcohol(in any form, not just red wine) is tentatively recognized by many as reducing cardiovascular disease when consumed in moderate amounts(one drink or less per day). Ionizing radiation, stress, caffeine, caloric restriction, nitric oxide and many other environmental stressors have been suggested as possibly hormetic in subclinical amounts.

I'm not saying the hormesis model is correct, it's merely one of many possibilities that would render it a bad choice to extrapolate beyond what we do know(e.g. having a glass of red wine now and then is apparently helpful => eat large amounts of raw reservatol).

Morpheus, that's a bad idea. We don't know which substances are the active ingredients, we don't know how these active ingredients work although there are several potential mechanisms that have been suggested.

The effect could for instance show a hormetic response. E.g. if you don't exercise at all it puts you at significantly higher risk of several life-threatening diseases; if you challenge your body with repeated doses of moderate exercise it's generally recognized as very helpful, if you exert yourself too much without letting your body recover it's potentially lethal.

Alcohol(in any form, not just red wine) is tentatively recognized by many as reducing cardiovascular disease when consumed in moderate amounts(one drink or less per day). Ionizing radiation, stress, caffeine, caloric restriction, nitric oxide and many other environmental stressors have been suggested as possibly hormetic in subclinical amounts.

I'm not saying the hormesis model is correct, it's merely one of many possibilities that would render it a bad choice to extrapolate beyond what we do know(e.g. having a glass of red wine now and then is apparently helpful => eat large amounts of raw reservatol).

will al do respect soylent u have no clue what u talking about and u didnt read scietific news on that
in last 20 years i would say,

the active ingriedients, mentiond, are as falows
resevastrol for wine taht actually extands life span
of any animal giving 2

in tea green tea multiple pholiphenols most active and ussefull egcg cpmpund anti cancer propreties
proven in clinical trials
also the chocolate pholyphenols

all this are proven ffrom the exact molecar structure and the actually how they worked at the molecular level when they interct in the human body

once again this are scietific facts and scietific jurnals and clinical trials,

ofcourse the dumn mainstream who are tought in scholl
that only what the pharma cartel tells what its true and there drugs never here about this or willfully ignore them

so u are one of those who belives what bush tells him on tv, like the weapons of mass disctruciton in iraq udnesrtand

u have no clue no knowledge no idea on this topic at least

Is morpheus even literate..?

will al do respect soylent u have no clue what u talking about and u didnt read scietific news on that
in last 20 years i would say,

the active ingriedients, mentiond, are as falows
resevastrol for wine taht actually extands life span
of any animal giving 2

in tea green tea multiple pholiphenols most active and ussefull egcg cpmpund anti cancer propreties
proven in clinical trials
also the chocolate pholyphenols

all this are proven ffrom the exact molecar structure and the actually how they worked at the molecular level when they interct in the human body

Patent nonsense. We know there are these substances and what their chemical structure is and what kind of reactions they might be involved in, but we don't even have solid evidence behind whether anti-oxidants are good or bad yet. As soon as someone made the suggestion that they might be the reason tea, wine and chocolate are helpful the "alternative medicine" scammers took the ball and ran with it; making claims they cannot substantiate.

once again this are scietific facts and scietific jurnals and clinical trials,

These "scietific jurnals" and clinical trials thus far back the conclusion that it is little more than mere extrapolation and speculation at this point.

ofcourse the dumn mainstream who are tought in scholl
that only what the pharma cartel tells what its true and there drugs never here about this or willfully ignore them

so u are one of those who belives what bush tells him on tv, like the weapons of mass disctruciton in iraq udnesrtand

u have no clue no knowledge no idea on this topic at least

And of course you have to go off on some crazy conspiracy tangent; I half expected as much from the terrible spelling and general dislike of evidence-based medicine in favour of wishful thinking and conjecture.

I'll keep enjoying my chocolate, coffee, tea and sundry alcohol without extracting and consuming large quantities of potentially harmful substances thank you very much.