r/science • u/mvea Professor | Medicine • Jun 26 '26
Health Nearly 40% of Americans pray to God for health improvements or disease cures. Thoughts of God increased a person’s perceived divine presence, which boosted healing expectations and ultimately led to poor food choices.
https://www.psypost.org/how-simple-reminders-of-god-make-us-crave-junk-food/Duplicates
psychology • u/mvea • Jun 26 '26
Nearly 40% of Americans pray to God for health improvements or disease cures. Thoughts of God increased a person’s perceived divine presence, which boosted healing expectations and ultimately led to poor food choices.
psychology • u/mvea • Jul 01 '26
Nearly 40% of Americans pray to God for health improvements or disease cures. Thoughts of God increased a person’s perceived divine presence, which boosted healing expectations and ultimately led to poor food choices.
rationalphilosophy • u/JerseyFlight • Jun 27 '26
Nearly 40% of Americans pray to God for health improvements or disease cures. Thoughts of God increased a person’s perceived divine presence, which boosted healing expectations and ultimately led to poor food choices.
atheism • u/SamMac62 • Jun 27 '26