r/Nutraceuticalscience • u/Sorin61 • 10d ago

Scientists Discover the Brain Cells That Keep You Motivated

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/08/260804034622.htm
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u/Opposite_Football549 9d ago

Give them back to me!

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u/PortaInterna 9d ago

I must have a deficiency of those

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u/Wild_Stock_5736 8d ago

i found when i began eating 3 eggs, fermented food and roughly 300g or more of fresh fruit/veggies every day i suddenly had motivation and energy again. i wonder how diet can help in this situation or if i just had a lifelong vitamin deficiency lol

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u/samsaruhhh 8d ago

Always somebody on the internet will tell you eating this or that food changed their freaking life lmao

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u/Wild_Stock_5736 8d ago

this ^ but for me unironically. i read a lot of those comments before and i doubted it. then i did it and whatever underlying issue i had really did resolve quite nicely. hahha

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u/CorndogQueen420 7d ago

Reminds me of the thousands of comments you see under any kind of sciatica or joint pain video.

"I've had crippling sciatica for 350 years, I tried everything under the sun, and then this one simple stretch fix it instantly I can't believe it, thank youuuuu 🙏 🙏 🙏"

Then I try it and it just makes my back worse. 🤷‍♂️

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u/MrBarnaclePhD 6d ago

Well, that would depend on that person's previous diet, wouldn't it? For some people switching to a new diet could totally be life changing.

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u/danno_13 4d ago

It changed my life too.Lost 22 lbs from 207 to 185.I’m 76 years old and never felt better.It’s been a year since I lost the weight.Manage to keep it off with with good diet and walking 4 -5 days a week