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Drink milk? You may get autism

PETA has long since become a ridiculous self-parody. It surprises me anyone still takes them seriously.
 
Zombie thread zombies on me.
I stand by breast milk being awesome and preferable to leche de vaca.
 
Casein sensitivity--this has to do with a lack of the DPP4 peptidase enzyme(which is also found protruding from certain lymphocytes but has a different job and is called CD26), which results in a small undigested amino acid chain that bears its mischevious nature from mimickry in two ways. One way is that the immune system may react to this suspicious looking peptide, which may mimic a viral peptide thus causing a heightened immune response but no replicating virus to attack, thus evoking an autoimmune response. The second way is that in individuals that have more permeable intestinal lumens, many peptides can enter the blood stream. Whereas, in an individual without permeability problems and solid digestion of proteins, generally only has individual amino acids enter the bloodstream with the occassional larger peptide passing. The thing is that this particular uncleaved casein peptide can mimic endorphins which when unregulated can cause substantial changes in mood, behaviour and perception.

In the case of Autism I would be looking for casein sensitivity as the prime antagonist of the three.

Patriot

Are there any studies linking casein sensitivity to Autistic Spectral Disorder?
 
I am VERY new on the forum, but I see a lot of emotional responses to questions that have logical, rational responses...!
 

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