http://www.notmilk.com/deb/032199.html
Robert Cade, the brilliant inventor of Gatorade (Department of Medicine and Physiology, University of Florida), financed and performed a study that may very well earn him next year's Nobel Prize in Medicine. Dr. Cade and co-author, Ahongjie Sun, identified a protein in cow's milk that caused violent and abnormal behavior when given to laboratory rats. That hormone, Beta-casomorphin-7, can be found in last week's column which contained a list of 59 different bioactive hormones in each sip of milk.
One minute after treating laboratory rats with this powerful milk hormone, the animals became restless and ran violently, with chattering teeth and rapid respiration. Seven minutes later, the rats became inactive with less walking, and just sat in the corners of their cages putting their heads against the side. These abnormal behaviors suggest that milk might play a role in behavioral disorders such as autism and schizophrenia.
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