Wednesday, November 17, 2010

How Sinful Cakes Can Be Healthy For You

By Dior Hills

Cakes are the wellness devils. At least that's what people say. With all the calories and fats and sugars they give, it's no question they are thought of as bad for us. Because they are rich, irresistible, and oh so tempting, they are frequently called as decadent and sinful. But even if they are regarded as the evil incarnate for some, cakes, even the most sinful ones, actually have heavenly effects for our body.

We all know that nutritional experts and doctors are telling us that cakes are full of unhealthy sugar and other ingredients, but what only a few knows is that they are good for our physical as well as mental health.

Of course it depends what kind of cake under discussion. While specialists say eating chocolate cakes, especially the dark variety, is good for you when taken in moderation, there's also something good to be said with the fruity kind.

But even if you choose any other cake varieties, as long as you wish it, cakes are still healthy for you. How come? It's all about our mental health. If you refuse yourself the goodness of the rich and luscious chocolate overload cake, you will just feel depressed and frustrated.

For every bad effects that have been said about eating succulent sweets like cakes, only a few has been said about its wellness benefit. Treating yourself to a piece of the sinfully delightful confectionery sweet, such as the cakes artfully exhibited in bakeshops, can bring you intense happiness and contentment.

Diet can lead to depression, denying yourself of the food that you like can lead to depression. Specialists say that one of best solutions in combating depression is by doing the things that make you feel great. It's a no-brainer rule, but obviously accurate. So if you think eating your favorite cake is what you wish to do right now, then go ahead. You deserve it. Your body will be thankful as it will release happy and positive chemicals.

Cakes may be viewed as bad particularly when you are in diet. But giving into the temptation every now and then isn't all bad. Not only is it not totally bad, it is also good for you occasionally. So go ahead and dig in. Sink your teeth into the soft, succulent dark chocolate cake that you know you can't refuse. You would be glad that you yielded.

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