Nightshade vegetables — even the name is ominous. Some people believe they exacerbate arthritis and can cause inflammation. So, should we avoid them?
In today’s short episode of ZOE Science & Nutrition, Jonathan and Will ask: What are nightshade vegetables, and how can they benefit our bodies?
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Most replayed moment: Fix Your Gut: Improve Your Mind | Dr Will Bulsiewicz
Today, we’re exploring the brain-gut axis We’ve all heard phrases like “gut instinct” or “trust your gut”. These sayings hint towards a sort of mind in your midriff - and it turns out there is some truth to it. Emerging science reveals that the brain and gut are, in fact, closely ... Show More
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The 5 best foods to fight cancer and lower your risk of death | Dr William Li
You have around 10,000 cancer cells in your body right now, but most never become dangerous. The science suggests cancer risk is not just about genetics, but how your body responds to these cells. So what can you do, day to day, to support your body’s natural defences? In this ep ... Show More
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Apr 21
Most replayed moment: Three Foods to Fight Inflammation | Dr Federica Amati & Prof Tim Spector
Today we’re talking about some foods that can change your life. Fatigue, disease, gut problems and weight gain. Many of the issues we discuss on this podcast can be linked back to one thing: chronic inflammation. However, you don’t need drugs or detoxes to quell this fire. One of ... Show More
13m 15s
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2521: Eat A Rainbow by Renae Earle with Ideal Nutrition on Nutritional Biochemistry & Disease Prevention
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Episode 2521:
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Jun 2024
Can probiotics help fight age-related muscle loss?
Some aspects of ageing may be inevitable, but when it happens together with an accelerated loss of weight, muscle mass and strength it makes an older person much more susceptible to disability, poor quality of life and earlier death. The condition is called sarcopenia and it is u ... Show More
8m 47s