Oh I wish there was a warning about the calf picture. Really is cheese so worth it to put an animal in a veal crate?
I Couldnt Give Up Cheese, So I Gave Up Animal Cruelty Instead
http://www.thisveganlife.org/i-could...uelty-instead/
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An excellent blog post about why cheese isn't worth it and how you can live without it even if you think you can't
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I've heard that cheese is literally addictive. What's in it that makes it this way for us?
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An extremely small amount of peptides called Casomorphins.Originally Posted by Limes
I've heard that cheese is literally addictive. What's in it that makes it this way for us?![]()
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People can be "addicted" to almost everything -- cars, images of George Costanza*, chocolate, the smell of fresh pine. That doesn't mean the object in question has to have addictive properties; I would look more into the person than into the object.
*speaking of that, where's my fix?
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I don't believe it is. Well, at least it never was for me.Originally Posted by Limes
I've heard that cheese is literally addictive. What's in it that makes it this way for us?![]()
People can be "addicted" to almost everything -- cars, images of George Costanza*, chocolate, the smell of fresh pine. That doesn't mean the object in question has to have addictive properties; I would look more into the person than into the object.
*speaking of that, where's my fix?
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Ahhhhh there it is. *shivers go away*
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Originally Posted by Sevenseas
I don't believe it is. Well, at least it never was for me.
People can be "addicted" to almost everything -- cars, images of George Costanza*, chocolate, the smell of fresh pine. That doesn't mean the object in question has to have addictive properties; I would look more into the person than into the object.
*speaking of that, where's my fix?
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Ahhhhh there it is. *shivers go away*
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I thought you were going to show the pictures of him posing in his underwear with Kramer as the photographer.Originally Posted by Sevenseas
I don't believe it is. Well, at least it never was for me.
People can be "addicted" to almost everything -- cars, images of George Costanza*, chocolate, the smell of fresh pine. That doesn't mean the object in question has to have addictive properties; I would look more into the person than into the object.
*speaking of that, where's my fix?
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Ahhhhh there it is. *shivers go away*
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True, but it doesn't make a person's individual addiction any less difficult to break. I used to be that person who ordered a cheese plate in a restaurant too because I loved it but now I hardly ever crave dairy cheese.Originally Posted by Sevenseas
People can be "addicted" to almost everything -- cars, images of George Costanza*, chocolate, the smell of fresh pine. That doesn't mean the object in question has to have addictive properties; I would look more into the person than into the object.
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Hummus on crackers my new addiction. I had to go cold turkey on cheese when I gave it up, I'm afraid if I ate some again I'd relapse.Originally Posted by .Goth-Alice.
Excellent link Ive bookmarked the entire blog...its brilliant!
Ive cut out block cheese, I still am eating things that have cheese in, for now, as I feel I will be more succesful doing it a bit at a time. I dont even miss cheese on crackers at all...not like I thought I would!
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But I can and I am living without it, and I never thought I could!
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I crave cheese almost every single day and I haven't had any for seven years.Originally Posted by Werewolf Girl
An excellent blog post about why cheese isn't worth it and how you can live without it even if you think you can't![]()
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Originally Posted by .Goth-Alice.
Ive cut out block cheese
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