Just a bit of scientific sanity regarding cheese addiction: That’s bollocks. Casomorphins exist (the opioid analogue that is created by digesting casein) but there is no solid scientific evidence that this stuff can be absorbed by our intestine, let alone cross the blood brain barrier. The only evidence we have is from neonatal dogs which were most likely still nursing. There is one wildly cited study from the University of Michigan dealing with the addictive potential of certain food types, but despite tons of „articles“ about the addictive potential, „cheese“ is mentioned only 4 times in the actual study - once talking about highly processed „cheesecake“, once while naming cheese as a non-processed high fat food and twice when presenting that men report higher rates of problematic  7508   relationships to non-processed food like steak, nuts and cheese. Casomorphins are not mentioned once in that study, despite a lot of articles claiming otherwise. Michigan study European FDA review on casomorphins