The number of chocolate eaters in the world has increased so much that many companies feel that they will not be able to produce it as per the demand in 2030. The growing demand also raises the concern that the chocolate seed "Coco" ( Cocoa) will decrease, which will increase the price of chocolate.
Interestingly, the demand for chocolate is increasing in the world, while farmers are preferring to grow rubber instead of cocoa plants, as it is more profitable to sell.
70% of cocoa is grown on the shores of the Ivory Coast and in Ghana, where the heat is increasing. This heat affects the cocoa plants and they get scorched.
When the supply of "cocoa" is reduced, it is expected that instead of instant melted chocolate, chocolate will be introduced in the markets, which will include coconut oil and vegetable oil.
To make it more palatable, raisins, sugar, honey, fruits, and egg whites will be added. However, as long as mouth-watering chocolate is available in the market, we will continue to enjoy it and reap the benefits. Chocolate has long been recognized as healthy, especially dark chocolate.
It not only improves blood flow but also keeps the brain active. Chocolate relieves mental fatigue. Increasing your comprehension also removes mental turmoil and removes mucus from the chest. You can give chocolates as gifts to friends and relatives on any happy occasion.
The Mood Keeps Excited
Eating chocolate increases the amount of dopamine in the brain. This substance increases your happiness.
Healthy Teeth
Ask any dentist if he or she will find chocolate harmful to your teeth, but recent research suggests that the main ingredient in chocolate, cocoa, maybe a substitute for the fluoride used in toothpaste. This means that eating chocolate can strengthen your teeth.
The Skin Stays Soft and Supple
Dark chocolate contains flavonoids, so eating it can protect you from the harmful rays of the scorching sun.
Disadvantages
Chocolate has many benefits, so it is eaten a lot, but it also has negative effects. Like other energy foods, chocolate can be fatty if you eat a lot and don't exercise or you become inactive and inactive.
Evidence has also been found that chocolate is addictive, if not found, then it is in demand. Cocoa beans also contain oxalate, so people with kidney stones should not eat chocolate.
During preparation, chocolate absorbs lead (LEAD) from polluted environments. So some chocolates have toxic effects. Research has shown that children are allergic to certain chocolates. If chocolate is eaten in large quantities, it will also irritate the skin.
Theobromine, another substance found in chocolate, is bitter, so there is no harm in eating small amounts of chocolate, although it is harmful to animals. So when you're eating chocolate, don't pass it on to pets in love.