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What do real people say about mental health?

69 people recorded interviews about mental health across 16 organisations. 19 of them mentioned improved mood, anxiety or stress in their own words. The most common timeframe people described was over a year. Every figure below is a count of what people said in their recorded interview — not a clinical trial or a survey.

First-hand accounts from people who talked about mental health in their recorded interview.

Individual results vary. This is one customer's first-hand account of their own experience, recorded on camera and published unedited. It is not medical advice, and nothing here is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Talk to a qualified healthcare professional before making decisions about your health.

What people said changed

Counts of interviews where the person described this in their own words.

  • Mood & stress19 of 69 mentioned it
    It's that emotional hijacking you go from proactively thinking about how you're going to gamble in a more responsible way to just reacting to how you're gambling in the moment.Joey Gdovin
  • Family & relationships14 of 69 mentioned it
    I wanted more of that work-life balance to be entirely honest with you, so that I can go see my family in between sessions.Joey Gdovin
  • Felt supported11 of 69 mentioned it
    And there are a lot of ⁓ tools that are offered to you and you'll find out what resonates with you and I believe your life will be richer as a result and you'll have more insights into ⁓ how your brain works and you'l…Elizabeth Vanderwel
  • Better systems8 of 69 mentioned it
    Every click of the button, a lot of video games, those acquisitions of those imaginary assets become the same kind of process that we have to then relearn, meet that need in a more sustainable way.Amanda Arnold
  • More clients7 of 69 mentioned it
    So nutrigenomics was something that I actually wish I would've found it sooner because this is a client that really would've been able to have massive changes in their life by looking at their genes.Yoni Banayan
  • Symptom relief6 of 69 mentioned it
    Cris Henriquez (00:00) noticed for my allergies... huge improvement and my mental health is like better than it's ever been.Cris Henriquez*
  • More energy6 of 69 mentioned it
    After getting on the supplements he recommended, I had more energy, joint pain went completely away, the brain fog went away.Lyndsay Chandler
  • Mental clarity5 of 69 mentioned it
    After getting on the supplements he recommended, I had more energy, joint pain went completely away, the brain fog went away.Lyndsay Chandler

How long it took

  • Over a year · 15

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Showing 12 of 69 interviews.

What people were sceptical about first

  • Initially, when I started off with researching into nutrigenomics, I was skeptical.Yoni Banayan
  • What happens most when people honestly start talking about their gambling is they realize how much money they spent and the damage that it has cost them.Nancy Helen Spitzer
  • The hesitation is actually more from within because it's like, okay, if I sign up for this program, what happens if it doesn't work out? It's the thought of disappointing myself or not meeting a goal that I had set for myself that causes me the most anxiety,…Elizabeth Vanderwel

Frequently asked

Is nutrigenomics just another vitamin marketing gimmick?
Yoni Banayan was initially skeptical because many companies claim to have a 'cure' or 'the vitamin.' However, he found SNiP Nutrition effective because it uses DNA results to inform practical interventions and targeted microbiome adjustments rather than generic advice. — Yoni Banayan
How does SNiP Nutrition help with mental health struggles?
Banayan uses the DNA test to assess genetic dispositions, such as a mind prone to obsessive thinking. This allows him to use the personalized formula to 'mind the gaps' in a client's genetic profile, leading to reported benefits in mood and cognitive function. — Yoni Banayan
Is taking personalized supplements difficult for clients to maintain?
Banayan notes that taking every individual ingredient needed to optimize genes would be a 'real hassle.' SNiP Nutrition solves this by consolidating over 70 bioactive ingredients into one personalized bottle, which he finds powerful for ensuring client compliance. — Yoni Banayan
Is willpower enough to stop a gambling addiction?
According to Nancy Spitzer, a common misconception is that gambling is just a recreational activity that can be stopped with willpower. She explains that because gambling surges the body with dopamine and serotonin, it creates a hard-to-break cycle that requires professional support and psychological work rather than… — Nancy Helen Spitzer
How long do gambling cravings typically last?
Nancy Spitzer notes that research suggests a craving typically lasts for 30 minutes at the longest. She recommends clients 'play the tape forward' or engage in active distractions like calling a friend or watching a sitcom to allow the urge to subside. — Nancy Helen Spitzer
When does gambling transition from entertainment to a problem?
Spitzer observes that it becomes a problem when individuals start 'chasing losses' after losing significant money, often fueled by the belief they can win just one more time. Many clients only realize the extent of the damage when they see negative bank statements or impact on their families. — Nancy Helen Spitzer

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