Tracks highlight areas of specialization within the department and guide student elective choices. 1  Each track has an approved list of CIS courses, available from the computer science office or from the list below. Tracks may also include recommended science and math courses; some include a recommended minor in another field.
Cocoa, in whatever form, isnât likely to cause constipation. The darker the chocolate, the higher the amount of natural cocoa fat it contains, and the less likely it is to cause constipation. Yes, you can eat rich, bittersweet dark chocolate without a fear of constipation. The lighter a chocolate, the more milk and sugar it will contain, making it more likely to cause constipation. A perfect answer for chocolate lovers
1) Dark Chocolate is Good for Your Heart. Studies show that eating a small amount of dark chocolate two or three times each week can help lower your blood pressure. Dark chocolate improves blood flow and may help prevent the formation of blood clots. Eating dark chocolate may also prevent arteriosclerosis (hardening of the arteries). 2) Dark Chocolate is Good for Your Brain. Dark chocolate increases blood flow to the brain as well as to the heart, so it can help improve cognitive function. Dark chocolate also helps reduce your risk of stroke.