What's four times more exciting than kissing ?

[Don Giovanni]

What's four times more exciting than kissing ?

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Chocolate contains a number of substances that give 'natural highs', including phenylethylamine, which is produced by the body when people are in love, and theobromine. It also contains caffeine.

[Florida Jim]

But you needn't give up one for the other, eh?

Best, Jim

[mike volker]

I'm sure I'm not the only one wondering what your kissing.

Best,

Mike

[SuzySushi]

One often leads to the other. . . (and it pertains in both directions)

[hummingbirdkiss]

uh uh ...I love chocolate with an unreasonable passion.....but kissing wins even over chocolate ...any second of any day for me!!!

[dividend]

I'm not suprised that letting chocolate melt on your tongue is more arousing than kissing your SO, in a typical office setting, while researchers in lab coats with white clip boards look on.

I wonder if the study would have obtained the same results if the participants were hooked with portable monitors, and then measurements were taken remotely, while they were kissing their SOs in their normal setting.

The fact that I find fault with this study is in no way negated by the fact that sometimes I sit at my desk and quietly enjoy a peice of chocolate. There's no way that kissing someone could be so discreetly enjoyed.

[rich]

What about kissing four more different people and forget the chocolate?

[Naftal]

I'm not suprised that letting chocolate melt on your tongue is more arousing than kissing your SO, in a typical office setting, while researchers in lab coats with white clip boards look on.

I wonder if the study would have obtained the same results if the participants were hooked with portable monitors, and then measurements were taken remotely, while they were kissing their SOs in their normal setting.

The fact that I find fault with this study is in no way negated by the fact that sometimes I sit at my desk and quietly enjoy a peice of chocolate.  There's no way that kissing someone could be so discreetly enjoyed.

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Yes,I agree, normal setting is important. But, so is normal way. I wonder if the results would have been the same if they had kissed in their prefered fashion

Edited June 12, 2007 by Naftal (log)

[bergerka]

I'm not suprised that letting chocolate melt on your tongue is more arousing than kissing your SO, in a typical office setting, while researchers in lab coats with white clip boards look on.

I wonder if the study would have obtained the same results if the participants were hooked with portable monitors, and then measurements were taken remotely, while they were kissing their SOs in their normal setting.

The fact that I find fault with this study is in no way negated by the fact that sometimes I sit at my desk and quietly enjoy a peice of chocolate.  There's no way that kissing someone could be so discreetly enjoyed.

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Um, what about putting a piece of chocolate on his tongue and THEN kissing him? Bet that would've sent the monitors off the charts..

[srhcb]

But you needn't give up one for the other, eh? 

Best, Jim

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Give an almost-four-year-old boy a chocolate iced cream bar and you can get both at the same time!

SB