#406: Polyphenols & Cognitive Health
In this episode we discuss the potential impact of dietary polyphenols on cognitive health; including cogitnitve funciton, memory, and risk of dementia and Alzeimher's. We talk about some potential me...
28 Sep 20211h 30min
#405: Adrian Brown, PhD - Dietary Strategies in Type 2 Diabetes
and you can support the podcast at " data-userid="424351203778215936" data-orgid="425311536639447040">Dr Adrian Brown is a NIHR Lecturer and Research Fellow in the Centre of Obesity Research at Univer...
21 Sep 20211h 3min
#404: Prof. Marion Hetherington – Psychology and Development of Food Preference & Eating Behaviour
and you can support the podcast at " data-userid="424351203778215936" data-orgid= "425311536639447040">Prof. Marion Hetherington is Professor of Biopsychology at University of Leeds, where her researc...
14 Sep 202146min
#403 Prof. David Jacobs – Food Synergy & The Top-Down Approach to Nutrition Research
" data-userid="424351203778215936" data-orgid= "425311536639447040">Prof. David Jacobs, PhD is Professor of Public Health, in the Division of Epidemiology and Community Health, at the University of Mi...
7 Sep 202153min
#402: Prof. Leanne Redman – Pregnancy, Maternal Diet & Intergenerational Transmission of Obesity
" data-userid="424351203778215936" data-orgid= "425311536639447040">Prof. Leanne Redman is a Professor of Reproductive Endocrinology & Women's Health, based at the Pennington Biomedical Research Cente...
31 Aug 202152min
#401: Quack Asylum – Part 2: Greger, Berg & Saladino
We take a look at three more "quacks" who spread misinformation; Dr. Michael Greger (01:21), Eric Berg (36:26), and Dr. Paul Saladino (55:18). We give reference to some specific examples. Show notes a...
24 Aug 20211h 34min
#400: Quack Asylum – Part 1: Malhotra & DiNicolantonio
Links: Go to episode page Receive Danny's free emails Subscribe to Sigma Nutrition Premium About This Episode: To celebrate our 400th episode, we take a look at two "quacks" who spread misinformati...
17 Aug 20211h 29min
#399: Prof. James Betts – Does Fasting Have Benefits Beyond Those Caused By Calorie Restriction?
James Betts is Professor of Metabolic Physiology at the University of Bath, where he is Co-Director of the Centre for Nutrition, Exercise & Metabolism. His research employs randomised controlled trial...
10 Aug 202145min
