Daniel Ibsen

Daniel Ibsen, an epidemiologist and expert in causal inference and dietary assessment, dives into the complexities of nutrition science. He emphasizes the need for clear questions and methodical approaches to address conflicting research outcomes. Ibsen discusses the importance of food substitutions and relative dietary effects, along with the challenges of observational studies versus randomized trials. He also highlights the potential of biomarkers in understanding true dietary impacts. This conversation reveals how careful methodology can enhance the reliability of nutrition research.