One Unexpected Reason You Can’t Stick To Your Diet!

Are you having trouble sticking to a diet? Well, you might want to blame your gut bacteria! Reina Scully from SourceFedNERD joins DNews to discuss this new finding.


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“For the 35 percent of American adults who do daily battle with obesity, the main causes of their condition are all too familiar: an unhealthy diet, a sedentary lifestyle and perhaps some unlucky genes.”

Can’t Stick to That Diet? Blame Your Gut Bacteria
“Your willpower may not be entirely to blame for your eating habits — your gut bacteria may be responsible, too.”

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Can’t stick to your diet? Your GUT BACTERIA could be to blame for junk food cravings
“Willpower may not be the only barrier threatening a person's ability to stick to a healthy diet.”

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[FlashySenap]

So my poor nutrition choices is controlled by sinister gut bacteria!?
I knew it wasn't my fault for when I crave pastries and chocolate's all the time! :O

[jordangould]

I have noticed a positive effect in my mood since taking a 10 strain probiotic supplement. Depression has gone down, anxiety is less intense and I feel happier in general.

[ExaltedwithFail]

Sounds like she is on helium or has been sped up slightly

[johnramon]

Sounds like an excuse for people with low will power

[qqq]

I can hear mine talking. They say "get us burgers, fried chicken, and cake!". And that's why I'm fat. Totally not my fault.

[kraftdinner]

That is why I love cheese. Then again, it is apart of my culture (maybe).. Bread, butter and cheese

[LossOfEternal]

Reina Scully should do a lot more DNews videos. She is the only one who doesnt talk unbearably slow and makes me interested in the story.

[ThePureLegend]

This is so amazing, who could had guessed that something that small can make such a big change!!

[AmyBHollingsworth]

I'd totally get a transplant of gut bacteria, if it would reduce my sugar cravings. I don't know that the science really backs up the whole "bacteria signal your nervous system" thing, but I'd like to see more research done on this.

[blamcrafters]

That would be really cool if you could change the microbes. Like, instead of craving pie or a burger or something, you'd be like damn, I want a salad

[Sledge_]

Must be very happy to share this news with us. 

[RadChild]

Hi Reina. Good to see you. Keep up doing these. Your awesome to watch.

[SweetVany]

I like this new host 😁 sh e speaks clearly and quick... but slowing down a bit would be nice, English isn't everyone's first language. I don't mind I'm a fast talker myself.

[kadtuk]

The World's getting a little bit better with each video featuring Reina a time. ;)

[jakiedark]

A more interesting question is; can bacteria influence the oral intake of antibiotics? Does oral intake of antibiotics cause release of a signal that could decrease people taking their antibiotics? 

[omgsockss]

I like most of the people from other channels that you guys occasionally have over here but I'd rather she not come back for guest hosting. 

[Sythlic]

So, I'm pretty sure this video was supposed to explain something to me, but she is way too beautiful to listen.

[HaroldCrews]

Fascinating. There are a group of people called bio-hackers who have been talking about this for a while. Glad to see that mainstream science is substantiating the concept.

[RandomDirectors]

Do people realise that this means the bacteria can control your movements by pulling on your emotional strings to make you stand up and walk to the nearest junk food source just so they can eat what they want?

[rafisofyan]

why does she sounds like she just inhale helium?