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Sheri
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Sheri Ann Richerson has over 20 years experience in newspaper, magazine and creative writing. She is also experienced in editing and speaking. She writes on a regular basis for Garden Solutions Magazine and is the Home Sweet Home Editor for Aromatherapy Thymes Magazine. She has written for various Llewellyn publications in the past in addition to doing a considerable amount of national and international magazine and Internet writing. She has also been an editor for The Courier.
She is the Plant-A-Row for the Hungry Region III Representative, a longtime member of both the Garden Writers Association of America and of the American Horticultural Society. She was the vice-president of the Grant County Evening Gardening Club for two years. She was also the president of the Garden Club of Marion for a year, a previous member of Creative Hands, American Orchid Society, Tropical Flowering Tree Society, Pacific Bulb Society, International Bulb Society, Southeastern Palm Society, Sino-Himalayan Plant Association as well as a Purdue University Silver Level Master Gardener. She was also a Horticulture Gardening Institute Instructor. Sheri is a lifetime member of the International Thespian Society. In addition she was a member of the Investigative Reporters and Editors.

Her farm, Exotic Gardening Farms, is a certified wildlife habitat. She is a Global Warming Ambassador for the National Wildlife Federation.

Her favorite pastimes are riding her motorcycle, visiting arboretums, traveling, reading, writing, horseback riding, designing and improving websites, and especially-- working in her huge garden. Sheri specializes in herb gardening and tropical, rare and unusual plants.

Her diverse range of writing and speaking has included an eclectic mix of articles on current events, herbs, aromatherapy, tropical plants as well as various pieces on Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Her specialty topic is Theobroma cacao commonly known as chocolate. Sheri is currently working on a book with Tom Ogren titled 'A Chocolate Lovers' Garden.' Sheri lives in Marion, Indiana. For more information, please visit her writing website at http://www.SheriAnnRicherso... or her gardening website at http://www.exoticgardening.com
Hometown:
Gas City, Indiana
Country:
United States
Occupation:
Freelance writer and photographer
Companies:
Exotic Gardening
Hobbies:
Gardening, animals and homesteading.
Movies:
Beauty and The Beast
Music:
Air Supply, Culture Club
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Channel Comments (8)
SheriAnnRicherson (2 years ago)
That is a very good question. The information I am finding indicates that the amount of antioxidants are dose specific. It also says that consuming milk with chocolate lowers those antioxidants. So, my assumed answer is, yes, the higher the percentage of cacao, the higher the antioxdants that you absorb into your system.
There is a book "Chocolate & Cocoa Health and Nutrition," edited by I. Knight that is full of information on the relationship between chocolate and health. The ISBN is 0-632-05415-8.

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camachofour (2 years ago)
Great job!! I know that certain chocolate (like dark) is high in antioxidants--is it that the higher the cacao level, the higher the antioxidants?
PhantomPlants (2 years ago)
Great Job! I did not know the the seeds should not be allowed to dry out.
SheriAnnRicherson (2 years ago)
Thanks for all the feedback! I am in Indiana. No matter where you live you can grow Theobroma indoors as long as you have heat in the winter. Mine have survived at 50 degrees in the winter.

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yzfkid99 (2 years ago)
cool vid.. wish i could grow a chocolate tree..
hbk51385 (2 years ago)
Never knew all that, Pretty good to know
GuiltyKarma (2 years ago)
Very informative. Chocolate is great.
dcisthebeast (2 years ago)
Great job Mom loved it