The caseins (milk proteins) in milk cause addictive behavior in infants. These are short strings of protein that act as a sedative AND cause a pleasurable sensation in infants when consumed. This addictive property of caseins is beneficial to infants because it encourages them to drink milk and "settle down" while they are nursing. However, we are still susceptible to this addiction to caseins as adults. This is one reason why milk is added to chocolate. This is why cheese tastes so much better than other cheese substitutes. Unfortunately cooking meat, breaks down the long protein strings and produces similar short protein strings that act in a similar manner to caseins when consumed by adult humans. Eating meat causes a similar pleasurable sensation and addictive sedation. MEAT EATING IS AN ADDICTION. Sorry.
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William Schaeffer
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