Satisfy Your Chocolate Cravings
by Scott Tousignant · Filed Under: Nutrition
If you experience chocolate or sugar cravings and try to drum up all the willpower that you can to avoid it, my wife Angie aka “The Fit Chic” has a video message to share with you. As usual, my daughter Noelle, our little drama queen hams it up at the end. Check it out…
The Fit Chic’s Advice…
Do NOT feel guilty… just move on with your day and understand that food cravings can signify a need for certain nutrients that you are lacking. Just don’t go overboard and indulge in chocolate all day!
Choose DARK CHOCOLATE that is high in cocoa, at least 85%, as it has many health benefits such as…
A high content of flavonoids and antioxidants which neutralize free radicals in your body. Free radicals are nasty and can damage cells, clog arteries, and contribute to chronic illness and aging. They are found in leafy veggies, fruits, wine, and chocolate.
I hope that you enjoyed this short guest video post from Angie. She’s a living example that it’s still possible to achieve 6 pack abs after giving birth to 2 children and one of them being a c-section.
Angie certainly doesn’t deprive herself of junk food. She treats herself very often, but has learned to control the amount that she consumes. She also doesn’t spend hours in the gym. 10 minute workouts and 10 minute cardio sessions has been enough to help her get the lean and sexy physique that she deserves.
Are you ready to create the lean physique that you deserve?
Your Dream Body Awaits You…
Scott Tousignant
aka “The 10 Minute Man”












Thank you for the post.
I dig into chocolate without feeling guilty anymore. I noticed if you eat the dark chocolate 1 handful or less will be just right. You just don’t seem to over do it.
I use the Giradelli semi-sweet chocolate chips to curb my craving.
Hey Scott,
This is a great post that should hit the hearts of a most women. All of my boot camp clients are women and chocolate is a subject that comes up quite frequently.
Great info about the dark chocolate and the antioxidants. We should all look for the free radical “attackers” as much as possible. Of course, not all through chocolate.
Thanks for the post, Scott. Love your blog.
Donovan “Trainer D” Owens
AKA DFitnessguy