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Join Our Paid Research Study at the University of Reading
Are you looking for a unique opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking research while being compensated for your time? We invite you to participate in an exciting placebo-controlled study at the University of Reading, where we aim to explore the effects of a prebiotic supplement on mental well-being and cognitive function.
Who We’re Looking For
We are seeking individuals who meet the following criteria:
- Age: Between 25 and 40 years old
- Current State: Experiencing stress in your daily life
- Location: Must reside near Reading, with the ability to attend three short in-person appointments at the University’s Psychology Department during business hours (note that two of these visits will need to take place in the morning)
What Participation Involves
As a participant, you will be required to:
- Take the prebiotic supplement daily for a duration of 6 weeks
- Provide saliva samples on four designated occasions throughout the study
How to Get Involved
If this opportunity interests you and you would like to learn more about the study or express your interest, please click on the link below for further details:
Reading.ac.uk/surveys/?s=PFY7HAF9LADREEEM">Register your interest here
Thank you for considering taking part in this important research!
Note: This study has undergone thorough review by the University of Reading Research Ethics Committee and has been approved for conduct (24/41).
We look forward to your participation and helping advance our understanding of the relationship between nutrition and mental health!
This is a fantastic opportunity for individuals interested in the intersection of nutrition and mental well-being to contribute to valuable research. Participating in such studies not only offers personal insights but also helps advance scientific understanding that could benefit many others facing stress and cognitive challenges. It’s encouraging to see ethically approved research of this nature, emphasizing the importance of thorough review and participant safety. For those considering involvement, it might also be worthwhile to explore additional details about the supplement’s ingredients and potential effects prior to participation. Thanks for sharing this opportunity—contributing to evidence-based practices in mental health and nutrition can have a lasting impact!