The half-life of the compound in humans is only a few hours. Unfortunately for our furry pals, the half-life of theobromine in dogs is about 18 hours, according to an article published on the ...

One of these is the compound theobromine, which is also found in tea and contributes towards its bitter taste. Tea and chocolate also contain caffeine, which theobromine is related to as part of ...

Theobromine in chocolate modulates neurotransmitters that affect mood regulation. ... with theobromine—a primary compound in cacao—playing a particularly important role.

Several compounds in chocolate appear to contribute to its antidepressant effects, with theobromine—a primary compound in cacao—playing a particularly important role. theobromine.

Theobromine—the bioactive compound Jaeckel calls out—is what gives yerba mate tea its bitter flavor and is used to make caffeine, but Birks says that you won’t find it in coffee.