Is Cheese Really as Addictive as Cocaine?

The video explores the sensational claim that cheese is as addictive as drugs like cocaine. It examines the origins of such headlines, focusing on studies involving animals and humans. While cheese contains casomorphins, which are mild opioid-like compounds, they don't show significant addictive potential in studies. Human behavioral studies suggest cheese can be associated with addictive-like behaviors, but it's not the most addictive food. The video compares food addiction to drug addiction, highlighting key differences, such as the severity and withdrawal symptoms. Ultimately, it concludes that while cheese can be consumed problematically, it doesn't have the same addictive qualities as drugs.

In what ways do addictive-like behaviors related to food differ from drug addictions?

What conclusion can be drawn about cheese and its addictive qualities compared to other foods?