#casomorphins

[alafair2010]

Cheese is Crack

Ever wonder why it is so hard to give up cheese? Cheese is addictive; because an ingredient called casein, a protein found in all milk products. During digestion, casein releases opiates called casomorphins. Casomorphins trigger dopamine receptors which activate the addiction.

The opiates from mother’s milk produce a calming effect on the infant and, and is responsible for much of the…

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[amylynnmilstein]

Cheese may be mildly addictive due to its protein casein, which your body breaks down into casomorphins. These morphine like compounds attach to dopamine receptors in your brain, possibly triggering cravings for similar foods. For perspective, a cup of milk contains 7.7 grams of protein, 80% of which is casein. #cheese #casein #caseinprotein #casomorphins #addiction #sensitivity #cravings #morphine #healthandwellness #mentalhealth #foodaddict #helpingothers #milsteinwellness #healing #guthealth #dnahealth #kangenwater #cbd #energyhealing #healy #healyourself #healyourbody #healthyeating https://www.instagram.com/p/B9j25geA-2F/?igshid=o50124nicq1u

[amylynnmilstein]

Did You Know? Traditional bread 🥖 produces compounds called gluteomorphins. These compounds engage opioid receptors in your brain – the same receptors triggered by drugs like morphine and heroin. Similar compounds called casomorphins are found in cheese 🧀 #wheat #casomorphins #cheese #glutomorphines #bread #brain #brainhealth #brainreceptors #healthyfood #healthandwellness #milsteinwellness #dnahealth #dnahealing #holistichealth #holistichealing #1UDNA #energyhealing #frequencyhealing #healy #kangenwater #kangen https://www.instagram.com/p/B-NJT4TAdbh/?igshid=p32zyke8klj3

[amylynnmilstein]

Cheese may be mildly addictive due to its protein casein, which your body breaks down into casomorphins. These morphine like compounds attach to dopamine receptors in your brain, possibly triggering cravings for similar foods. For perspective, a cup of milk contains 7.7 grams of protein, 80% of which is casein. #cheese #casein #caseinprotein #casomorphins #addiction #sensitivity #cravings #morphine #healthandwellness #mentalhealth #foodaddict #helpingothers #milsteinwellness #healing #guthealth #dnahealth #kangenwater #cbd #energyhealing #healy #healyourself #healyourbody #healthyeating https://www.instagram.com/p/B9j25geA-2F/?igshid=v6e0m91fi5g1

[vliscony]

Obituary: Dairy Overdose

Both of my parents died from overdosing dairy. In the seventies, two friends of mine in Holland were working as drug counselors and they periodically would speak to audiences of high school parents, in order to give the parents more of an understanding of their work with the students and how they could be more helpful to their kids. Parents needed to become more involved in the issues their…

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[garrettministries]

Confessions of a Cheese Addict

Confessions of a Cheese Addict

I recently posted on Facebook that I was finally getting around to reading Dr. Neal Bernard’s book The Cheese Trap, after which several people PMed me and asked (1) if they should read the book, (2) what could possibly be wrong with cheese, and (3) what are the alternatives to cheese.

First, I love Dr. Bernard. Read all of his books if you can! He has a great ability to take complicated…

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[universalflowuniversity]

Is Cheese Really as Addictive as Cocaine?

Is Cheese Really as Addictive as Cocaine?

Every so often, a headline pops up comparing cheese to cocaine. The reality of the situation is far more complex—and a lot less dire—than these articles might suggest.

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[curelaco]

... The European Food Safety Agency, in response to a number of studies and public health concern, did a scientific literature review in 2009 to assess the potential health impact of casomorphins and similar biologically active peptides. Much of the review centers addressing the overarching question (although several avenues were explored in detail): Do casomorphins have potentially deleterious health effects? The concern of course stemming from the addictive capacity of opioid drugs.

The jury on that specific question is still out and a lot of the research is conflicting. There is discussion as to whether or not enough of the casomorphins cross the intestinal wall and get into the blood stream and ultimately cross the blood-brain barrier, etc. It discusses the data implicating this as a factor in Autism, etc. (X)