Is There a Chocolate to Die for That’s Also Healthy?

One truism that the typical person could rely on over the years was that there was always a penalty with the enjoyment of chocolate. The price of unhealthy sugars, fats and love handles would be a consequence to our caving in to this most cherished delicacy. Is there any hope for those that are weak in regards to this powerful temptation?

Dr Paul Anderson not only believes that there is now a healthy chocolate but also one-ups that notion with the idea that this same product also serves as a “happy chocolate” as well. His background developing non-drug and nutritional remedies for people suffering from chronic pain and depression has enabled him to come up with a dream consumer food. It’s a superb tasting chocolate dietary supplement that will give you more energy, satisfy your cravings and also allow for sustained mood elevation from 4 to 6 hours.

His invention is known as IsaDelight. What makes it so special? “We’ve put amino acids, vitamins and minerals but we happen to put them into a chocolate and the reason we put them into a chocolate is chocolate potentiates or makes the nutrients work better.” The good doctor further states that “it really is about turning on that brain, elevating that mood.” What else makes this delectable treat so unique?

There is very little sugar within each serving which has only 40 calories in it. There is also no crash effect as is typical of the traditional store bought variety that brings on a sugar high before sapping one’s energy. The sustained mood elevation of IsaDelight would lead you to a gradual soft landing instead of a quick craving for more unhealthy chocolate to keep the buzz. Been there?

Dr Anderson can be seen and heard discussing this phenomenon by clicking on (or cutting and pasting) http://www.isadelight.com/video6.html . You’ll be able to hear him state that IsaDelight is for “anyone looking for better moods, more energy, looking to focus (and) be able to enjoy their days and really be happy.” I’d say that pretty much includes the entire human race, wouldn’t you?