If you are in pain, eat some chocolate and you will feel better. If you don’t have chocolate available, don't worry. Drinking water will produce the same pain relief effect. Full story

From the 14th through the 16th of October, Paris hosted the annual chocolate trade show Salon Du Chocolat Paris 2009 where chefs from all over the world come to compete in their culinary prowess. This was the 15th exhibition which is held annually to support charity organization Voices for Children. Full story

The health benefits of chocolate remain very much questionable, and it looks as though they haven’t been thoroughly studied yet. Full story

Brando is keeping up the line of appetizing USB flash drives and this time they made one looking like a chocolate popsicle. It bears a stunning likeness to a chocolate-covered vanilla ice and is sure to make your mouth water while you are busy transferring files from or onto external storage device. To enhance the tease it’s made with a bite taken off it. Full story

LG isn’t the one to let drop a good design concept, and in August we will be treated to another sweety in the mobile phone plus appetizing appearance line. Full story

The new square USB hub, a convenient thing to connect four gadgets to your laptop on the go and to be easily carried about in your purse, has been made with an unexpectedly engaging design in four color combinations. Full story

Eating chocolate is not all pure pleasure – it makes you put on weight and you can develop a habit. Some of us should definitely control ourselves. Or avail ourselves of the latest development in the sweet-tooth technology. Full story

Scientists from the Copenhagen University (Denmark) believe that dark chocolate reduces cravings for "bad" foods. Not only is it rich in antioxidants, but it also reduces cravings for fat, sweet, and salty foods. As part of the experiment, the scientists monitored the influence of dark and milk chocolate on the organism of young people who did not eat for twelve hours. Full story

Not only is chocolate yummy, it also has a wide range of health benefits. For example, chocolate makes us feel good and helps to overcome stresses. Chocolate could be beneficial for pregnant women and have a positive effect on the embryonic development and personality of her future baby. Scientists think they might use chocolate to create new drugs for cancer treatment. Yet, we know more of positive effects chocolate has. One of the negative effects of this dainty is that it affects tooth enamel and causes caries. Perhaps, it won’t be the problem soon because there is a new chocolate on the way. It is going to be as tasty but it won't harm our teeth! Full story

If you’ve had urge for sweets – go for a walk! Spending just 15 minutes outdoors would replace the tastiest chocolate for you, according to British scientists. The scientists of the University of Exeter found out that even short-time physical activity is enough to lower the irresistible desire for a cigarette or food – in particular, for sweets. Full story