
Idrees Mughal
Medical doctor with a Master's degree in Nutritional Research and board certification in Lifestyle Medicine. Internationally renowned expert, celebrated for his published work, including his book ‘Saturated Facts.’
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Oct 9, 2024 • 1h 5min
Your Brain On... Misinformation
In this enlightening discussion, guests include David L. Katz, a leader in preventive medicine, and Steven Novella, a clinical neurologist and skeptic. They tackle the deluge of misinformation flooding social media, emphasizing the crucial need for critical thinking in navigating health advice. Jonathan Stea shares insights on the psychological impacts of health decisions, while Idrees Mughal, a misinformation debunker, highlights the importance of scientific literacy. Together, they explore strategies for effective science communication and educational reform to combat pseudoscience.

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May 6, 2024 • 55min
The Science of Seed Oils: Myth-Busting with Dr. Idz
Dr. Idrees Mughal, a UK physician with a master's in nutritional research and lifestyle medicine, dives into the controversial world of seed oils. He debunks myths about seed oils causing inflammation and contributing to obesity. The discussion emphasizes the importance of critical evaluation of scientific research and highlights the stability of seed oils when heated. Dr. Mughal advocates for focusing on overall diet quality rather than demonizing specific ingredients. Tune in for an insightful take on nutrition amidst the noise of misinformation!

Jul 7, 2025 • 1h 33min
Is Your Health Advice a Lie? Dr. Idz on What the Science Really Says
Dr. Idrees Mughal, a medical doctor and lifestyle medicine expert, joins the conversation to debunk widespread health and nutrition myths. He sheds light on the confusion stemming from social media misinformation, especially around coffee and gluten. Dr. Idz challenges exaggerated claims about gluten's impact on health and highlights the need for critical thinking in evaluating dietary advice. He emphasizes that while diet plays a role in health, it’s not a miracle cure, urging listeners to adopt a calm and evidence-based approach to wellness.