A work attributed to abbot Nilus (d. 430) adds to the idea that Adam's sin was gluttony the notion was that matter weighs down spirit:
It was the desire of food that spawned disobedience; it was the pleasure of taste that drove us from Paradise. Luxury food delights the gullet, but it breeds the worm of license that sleepeth not. An empty stomach prepares one for watching and prayer; the full one induces sleep.
this quote goes so hard; I've been telling all the cooks at my restaurant that we're driving people from Paradise and breeding the worm of license
