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Specific Gut Bacteria That Triggers Compulsive Eating Identified by Scientists Who Also Found Bacteria to Prevent it
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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
Any reporting about a study that conveniently forgets to mention the number of people that took part in the study is immediately suspicious
I just recalled there was a study about it, and linked to the first hit on Google, so I hadn't read that particular link. But I do agree with your assessment
From the supplemental materials from the linked study found in the article, n=28
I was replying to the person who posted the Henry Ford-article about gut bacteria and ADHD. Thanks for adding this information, though, people might need it for the original article as well.
Found more details on the ADHD study.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35440767/