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Have you ever felt like you couldn't give up cheese?
It's really not your fault, and you are not alone!
What if I told you that cheese is actually an addictive drug?
The surprising news is that in 1981,
researches reported finding traces of the chemical
MORPHINE, a highly addictive OPIATE.
It turns out that MORPHINE FOUND IN COW'S MILK
is meant to ensure that their offspring
will bond very strongly with their mothers and get all the nutrients and fat they need to grow from
a 50 pound calf to a 1,500 pound cow.
Researchers also discovered the protein
CASEIN, which breaks into CASOMORPHINS
when it is digested and also produces OPIATE effects.
In cheese, casein is concentrated, and so is the level of casomorphins, so the pleasurable effect is greater.
Neal Barnard, MD said, "Since cheese is processed to express out all the liquid, it's an incredibly concentrated source of casomorphins - you might call it dairy crack."
Interested in knowing how to break your
"dairy crack" addiction?
