Chocolate – Knowing Neurons

Hacking your Brain with Smart Drugs

May 25, 2016June 30, 2017 Kate Fehlhaber Adderall, ADHD, Aid, Alert, attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder, Caffeine, Chocolate, cognitive enhancer, cosmetic neurology, dextroamphetamine, Dopamine, FDA, Focus, Green tea, Herb, Limitless, Methlphenidate, modafinil, neuroprotective, Nootropic, Nootropics, Norepinephrine, placebo, Provigil, Psychostimulant, Ritalin, Smart Drugs, Stacks, stimulant, Study, supplements

What if you could take a pill to enhance your cognitive abilities? What if this pill could help you ace a test, get more work done efficiently, and truly multitask? … Read more

52 Brain Facts

Myth or Fact? Everyone perceives bitter taste the same way.

February 22, 2016February 22, 2016 knowingneurons 52 Brain Facts, bitter, Bitterness, Chocolate, Kale, TAS2R38, taste

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Chocolate Consumption and Nobel Laureates

June 17, 2013March 5, 2017 Kate Fehlhaber and Nobel Laureates, Brain, Cannabinoid, Causation, Chocolate, Chocolate Consumption, Cognitive Function, Correlation, Flavonoid, Laureate, Magnesium, Messerli, Nobel, Prize, Reward, Toblerone, Winner

What makes a Nobel Prize winner? Intelligence? Determination? Luck? How about chocolate? Believe it or not, a paper published last October found that the average per capita chocolate consumption correlates well with the… Read more