More sensitive to touch

[Vasker]

While waiting in a dentist's office today I came upon this article in the October 2002 issue of Men's Health Mag., for those interested in becoming more sensitive to the touch.

"The cocoa in chocolate contains methylxanthines, stimulants that increase your body's sensitivity - ensuring that your skin registers even the slightest touch or movement against it."

Another reason to indulge.

 

[milagros317]

Welcome to TMF, Vasker!

I will have to try eating some chocolate before visiting Mistress Zara next time. 😀

 

[Eternal Tomboy]

Welcome aboard Vasker

Oh great....there goes that diet I was going to start on Monday!

Maggie

 

[amk714]

"The cocoa in chocolate contains methylxanthines, stimulants that increase your body's sensitivity - ensuring that your skin registers even the slightest touch or movement against it."

I already eat a lot of chocolate! But maybe I should put some on my soles--then maybe my feet will become ticklish. 😀

P.S. Welcome and congrats on your first post, Vasker. 🙂

 

[TicklingDuo]

Welcome to the gang, Vasker. Nice first post.

I love chocolate, but have been trying to cut down. I'm constantly dieting...the see-food diet, the rotation diet, etc. But, I got kind of tired of trying to maintain my waistline and cholesterol levels at their high levels. So, I'm trying to be good for once. Maybe I'll give up everything BUT chocolate!

Ann

 

[Tkltime]

Dieters rejoice! Methylzanthines are also found in coffee, tea, and colas.

 

[TickleCrazy]

Like I really needed an excuse to raid the Halloween candy! Unfortunately all medications have side effects, and this one really affects all my sides (makes them grow) 😀 😀 😀