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I don't think you're incorrect. But, that said, acetic acid is a precursor for butyrate which feeds the lower gut. Gut health is now held (from much better stud
by ggm 2y ago
I don't think you're incorrect. But, that said, acetic acid is a precursor for butyrate which feeds the lower gut. Gut health is now held (from much better studies although I think it may still be a work-in-progress) to tie pretty directly to mental health, there's something going on across the blood-brain barrier which functionally makes your gut "part" of the brain's state.
So, in summary, it's bad science in a good space. Better science is needed. For once, those damn hippies going on about apple cider vinegar may have been on to something although personally I go for aged balsamic on Mushrooms: Vitamin D, they taste amazing and umami.
- TheCleric 2y agoI definitely agree that the brain gut connection is promising and worth exploring and the science here could even be true and helpful. I just found the methodology underwhelming compared to the claims.
- ggm 2y agoTotally. 5 works for me in UX testing a new button. I wouldn't dial M for murder on a Rat from 5 samples of a theory. Get to 100 and we're starting to talk. Show me some independent reproducibility &c