Aren't you gonna drink your cocoa? l made it specially for you.

你喝点吧 我是特别为你而做的。

When the Spaniards came to Mexico in the sixteenth century, they started drinking cacao too.

16世纪西班牙人来到了墨西哥，他们也开始喝。

They heard them speak about the special powers of the cocoa bean drink.

他们听到阿兹特克人说起的特殊能力。

Sitting in a squad car with a thermos full of cocoa?

坐在个警车里， 保温瓶里还满了？

The word 'chocolate' comes from an Aztec word for a drink made from the cacao seed.

“chocolate”一词来源于阿兹特克语，意为由制成的。

But thousands of years ago, cacao was used to make drinks.

但几千年前，被用来制作。

And most of the cocoa drinks in the experiments were specially made to have high levels of flavonoids—between 400 and 1000 milligrams—using cocoa that's processed differently than regular supermarket chocolate.

而且实验中使用的大多数是特制成黄酮含量较高的，即含量在400到1000毫克之间，其选用的是特殊加工的，而不是一般超市的巧克力。

The Mayans and Aztecs in Central and South America were the first to cultivate cacao trees and use the cacao beans to make a bitter drink.

中美洲和南美洲的玛雅人和阿兹特克人最早植树， 并使用制作苦味。

For example, a 2014 study in Nature Neuroscience found that older adults did better on a memory task, and had increased blood flow to particular memory centres in the brain, if they'd had a high-flavonoid cocoa drink for three months.

比如 2014《自然神经科学》中的一项研究发现，如果老年人连续喝三个月高黄酮，会在记忆力测试中表现得更好，并且脑部记忆中枢血液供给会增加。

For example, one 2015 study found that 100 adults who drank a high cocoa chocolate drink twice a day for one month had a drop in blood pressure of around 4 millimeters of mercury, which is a measure of pressure.

例如，一项2015年的研究发现100名成年人持续一个月，每天喝两次高含量的巧克力，其血压下降了4毫米汞柱，毫米汞柱是血压的计量单位。