Specific Gut Bacteria That Triggers Compulsive Eating Identified by Scientists Who Also Found Bacteria to Prevent it
Specific Gut Bacteria That Triggers Compulsive Eating Identified by Scientists Who Also Found Bacteria to Prevent it
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Here’s where we never see the cure, due to profits.
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If you look at the paper they promoted the beneficial bacteria by feeding two specific prebiotics. Both of those compounds occur in reasonably high concentrations in carrots.
So you could try the unapproved treatment yourself eating carrots regularly.
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big pharma wants to know your location
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I remember early in my childhood I had some neighbors who were health nuts and they always offered me a snack carrot, then I decided carrots were really healthy and remember at least a few times eating too many carrots and I got a peculiar nauseous stomach wooziness I call "the carrot feeling."
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That’s good to know, with all the carrots I eat daily finally having some beneficial evidence.
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Here’s where we never see the cure, due to profits.
Actually, in this case it's due to laziness and ignorance of the populace:
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Common folk will likely never have access to a magic bacteria that prevents you from getting fat with zero effort
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I have been suffering with heartburn for decades. I heard probiotics can help, so I picked up a bottle from Trader Joe’s. Next day I took one, and no heartburn. I take one every day now for about 2 months and I haven’t had heartburn at all.
There’s something to this gut bacteria stuff.
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There's a lot to it and I can't wait for us to learn more.
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Apparently scientists and nutritionists already have it figured out, now it's on all us common folks to learn about it and incorporate it into our own lives.
Probiotics and prebiotics. Learn it. Live it. Do it.
Easiest way is to stop eating junk. Start eating food like people did in the old days when all we had were gardens and farms.
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PUT IT IN MY ASS
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You did read it's about carrots right?
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brb :D
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It's interesting to see how big influence gut bacteria have. There was also a study that shower gut bacteria plays a role regarding ADHD
https://www.henryford.com/blog/2022/05/adhd-gut-microbiome-link
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Any reporting about a study that conveniently forgets to mention the number of people that took part in the study is immediately suspicious
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Operation: make friends with a healthy happy thin person.
Objective: obtain thier poop
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i mean yeah that's an actual thing you can do
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Yeah I know.
I was actually trying to allude to this. Before my mother passed, she suffered for years from chronic diahreah. She had contracted CDIF during a hospital stay and it affected her for most of the rest of her life. I believe that her repeated use of strong antibiotics destroyed her gut biome and I long tried to convince her to be open to the idea.
Unfortunately, she couldn't get past the gross out factor.
Very few doctors are willing to discuss it, and even fewer willing to try.
I do find the field of study to be extremely interesting, especially when you factor in that there has been some clinical data to indicate that autistic children seem to have some improvement after a successful transplant. As a person on the spectrum myself, who is overweight, and deals with generalized anxiety disorder, I sometimes wonder if it's something that I should look into for myself.
Interesting stuff!
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Do I have to be happy and thin or will just thin suffice?
I’m selling my poop.
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Well, for my dollar happy and thin.
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Please do this in humans. Please actually work.
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Incredible stuff I hope we continue to work on cracking this nut. It feels like we've made rapid progress ever since I heard about how half of our serotonin is made in our gut.
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I somewhat recently found out that a huge portion of the chronic pain that I have experienced for years was due to food intolerances.
I almost bankrupted myself trying to get out of pain because of the USA's awful healthcare system. I even asked a Rheumatologist directly about trying a change of diet, and he just stared at me blankly as though suggesting such a thing was equivalent to asking about blood letting.
Somehow gut health was just not taught in med school in the USA when that particular doctor was educated. We're making rapid progress because there was previously a huge lack of knowledge.
The good news is: we're just getting started on finding causes and solutions to a lot of health problems that start in the gut.
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I think a big reason most diets fail for people is because they make changes that are too big and too sudden.
I think people need to try making smaller changes that they can actually commit to, rather than starve themselves until they give up because they hate life and go back to eating like shit, just to do it all over again in a year or two.
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Not just diet, exercise and lifestyle too.
"I'm going to get 2 hours less sleep, run 5k and cut out all sugars, carbs and fats, stop drinking and going out for dinner and..."
Small changes in one area at a time.
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Dammit. They almost had me reposting this "phenomenal discovery." Thanks for the heads up. I'll walk away now.