

Sarah Berry
Professor of Nutritional Sciences at King's College London. Her research focuses on the impact of food on metabolic health, particularly in relation to heart disease and diabetes.
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Jan 19, 2023 • 47min
How to improve blood sugar control with exercise
Javier Gonzalez, an associate professor of human physiology, and Sarah Berry, a leading expert in human nutrition, discuss how exercise plays a crucial role in blood sugar management. They explore how different types of physical activity can improve blood sugar control, even while fasting. The conversation highlights the interplay between exercise intensity and hormonal changes, as well as practical tips for integrating movement into everyday life. Listeners discover the link between exercise, metabolic health, and dietary choices for optimal wellness.

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Sep 9, 2025 • 16min
Recap: The truth about seed oils | Prof. Sarah Berry
In this discussion, Professor Sarah Berry, a respected nutritional scientist at King's College London, tackles the frenzy around seed oils. She clarifies misconceptions about commonly used oils and their production methods. Berry debunks myths linking seed oils to obesity and diabetes, emphasizing the importance of considering broader lifestyle factors. She also highlights the benefits of omega-6 fatty acids, pointing to studies that suggest a reduced heart disease risk, urging listeners to rethink their fears about these oils.

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Aug 24, 2023 • 21min
The great calorie deception: Are food labels misleading?
In a riveting discussion, Dr. Sarah Berry, a nutrition and food science expert, dives into the mysteries of calorie counting and food labels. She challenges the effectiveness of traditional calorie measurements, revealing that they often misrepresent energy absorption in the body. Highlights include the surprising inaccuracies in calorie content, particularly with nuts, where processing drastically alters nutrient availability. Dr. Berry advocates for a personalized approach to nutrition, urging listeners to rethink how they understand food energy.