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Mentioned in 10 episodes
The Diet Myth
The Real Science Behind What We Eat
Book • 2022
In this book, Tim Spector challenges the conventional wisdom on diets by highlighting the importance of gut microbiota in determining health and weight.
He draws on his own research and the latest scientific studies to debunk common diet myths, such as the effects of saturated fats, trans fats, and dietary cholesterol.
Spector argues that the key to health lies in maintaining a diverse gut microbiome through a varied diet rich in whole foods, rather than following restrictive diet trends.
He also shares personal experiments and insights from his research, including the impact of different foods on gut bacteria and overall health.
He draws on his own research and the latest scientific studies to debunk common diet myths, such as the effects of saturated fats, trans fats, and dietary cholesterol.
Spector argues that the key to health lies in maintaining a diverse gut microbiome through a varied diet rich in whole foods, rather than following restrictive diet trends.
He also shares personal experiments and insights from his research, including the impact of different foods on gut bacteria and overall health.
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Mentioned in 10 episodes
Mentioned by
Steven Bartlett as the author of several best-selling books on nutrition and gut health.


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The Food Doctor: "Extra Protein Is Making You Fatter!" The 6 Food Lies Everyone Still Believes! (Brand NEW Food Science) - Tim Spector

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Tim Spector: The Latest Science on Gut Health (and How To Find The Right Diet For You) #291
Mentioned by Dr. Neil Malik to illustrate the impact of junk food on gut microbiome.

2781: Your Gut Bacteria Doesn’t Like Junk Food - Even If You Do by Tim Spector with Blue Zones on Microbiome Diversity
Mentioned by
Jonathan Wolf as a best-selling book that was published five years before another book by the same author.


Tim Spector’s journey from health crisis to healthy eating - a chapter from Food for Life
Mentioned by
Xand van Tulleken , describing
Tim Spector as the author and emphasizing its life-changing impact.



The Sunday Debate: The Bittersweet Truth About What We Eat