Cockroach Milk FORCED On Americans!

Cockroach Milk Is Coming?! Bizarre “Superfood” Goes Viral Again
Scientists are once again talking about “cockroach milk” as a possible superfood—and yes, it is somehow even more disgusting than it sounds. The Pacific beetle cockroach produces a nutrient-rich secretion to feed its developing embryos. That secretion forms crystals containing proteins, carbohydrates and fats, with reports describing it as roughly three times as energy-dense as the equivalent amount of dairy milk.
Nobody is currently milking cockroaches for supermarket drinks. Direct harvesting would be wildly impractical, and a scientific review says food applications remain largely theoretical and face enormous technical, ethical and regulatory obstacles. Researchers believe the interesting components might eventually be recreated through fermentation or synthetic biology instead.
There is no approved mass-market product, government mandate or established human-health benefit—but scientists seriously exploring this stuff is more than enough nightmare fuel.