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No. Typically, Chocolate Companies have added caffeine to their chocolate, as it does not occur naturally in Chocolate. However, one of chocolates active ingredients is Theo bromine, which occurs only in Cacao. The two stimulants are related and have similar structures, but are very different chemicals with different properties, effects and origins.
