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A New York law student with a cheese addiction is attending a rehab program costing $6,000 per week to conquer her unusual compulsion.
Researchers have found that opioid-like byproducts of cheese digestion in the body called casemorphins attach to opioid receptors in the brain, releasing endorphins and creating feelings of happiness.
“I could never give up cheese!” “Coffee without cream? No way!” Six years ago, that was me and my reason for not eating plant-based. Then I read Dr. Neal Barnard’s book, “The Cheese Trap,” featured...
In 1985 Dr. Neal Barnard founded the Physician Committer for Responsible Medicine “to bring a new emphasis on prevention and nutrition into medical practice and to improve how research is conducted” (without influence from Big...
The show -- planned for June 24-25 -- will include air performances by the US Army Golden Nights, the Czech-Mate Jet Team, Northern Stars Aeroteam, Manfred Radius, and Vampire Airshow.