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<p>Chocolate can feel addictive because it hits several brain and body reward systems at once, even though it’s not considered addictive in the same way as drugs like nicotine or alcohol.<br />
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Here’s what’s going on:<br />
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1. It activates the brain’s reward system<br />
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Chocolate—especially milk and dark chocolate—contains sugar and fat, a powerful combination that triggers dopamine, the “feel-good” neurotransmitter. Dopamine reinforces behaviours your brain wants you to repeat.<br />
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2. Sugar causes quick pleasure (and cravings)<br />
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Sugar raises blood glucose quickly, giving a short burst of energy and pleasure. When levels drop afterward, your brain may crave more to get that feeling back.<br />
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3. Fat makes it extra satisfying<br />
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Fat slows digestion and enhances flavour, making chocolate feel rich and comforting. This increases the desire to keep eating it.<br />
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4. Mild stimulants are present<br />
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Chocolate contains small amounts of:<br />
Caffeine and Theobromine<br />
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These can slightly boost alertness and mood, reinforcing the reward effect.<br />
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5. It’s emotionally comforting<br />
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Many people associate chocolate with reward, stress relief, or nostalgia. Emotional comfort can strengthen cravings even more than chemistry alone.<br />
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6. Habit and expectation matter<br />
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If you regularly eat chocolate when stressed or tired, your brain learns to expect it in those moments—making cravings feel automatic.<br />
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Important note:<br />
Chocolate cravings are usually about pleasure and habit, not physical dependence. That’s why people can stop eating chocolate without withdrawal symptoms, even if it feels hard at first.<br />
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Sidmouth, Devon, UK.</p>

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<p>Pretty little bug...</p>

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<p>A house fly that often overwinters as an adult. Was moving around so no chance to focus-stack.</p>

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<i>Tried something different on a recent photowalk. I shot without looking at the LCD screen, framing purely by instinct. I wanted to see what would happen if I let go of composing and just trusted movement, timing, and feel.</i></p>

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<p>Chasewater Country Park</p>

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<p>Chasewater Country Park</p>

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Shoreditch</p>

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<p>Shoreditch</p>

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<p>Shoreditch</p>

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<p>Shoreditch</p>

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<p>Shoreditch</p>

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<p>Shoreditch</p>

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<p>Shoreditch</p>

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