Evidence based on a all different types of research. It isn't what we would consider the strongest evidence from these randomized control trials, but i still think it's pretty robust and encouraging for people. I have to admit that i'm a little sceptical about the first set of research where they measuring the life span of individual foods. And this is part of the challenge that i think we've faced at zoeo vor the last six years. Really getting down to understand what individual foods do and how this lynx is very hard. That means there's a better chance of being able to n the change, because you're making these simple swaps. And again, you're empowered by knowing
A recent study claims that eating a hotdog reduces life expectancy by 38 minutes, and eating salmon could extend it by 70 minutes. At face value, this data implies you can eat your way to immortality. Taken with a pinch of salt, it suggests you can offset the harm from poor dietary choices. But does food really work this way?
In today’s short episode of ZOE Science & Nutrition, Jonathan and Sarah ask: can you reverse the effects of a bad diet?
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Studies referenced in today's episode:
- Estimating impact of food choices on life expectancy: A modelling study available here
- Small targeted dietary changes can yield substantial gains for human health and the environment available here
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