Tim Spector

Dr. Mindy Pelz, an intermittent fasting expert, discusses the belly fat burning diet and shares strategies for health improvement. Professor Matthew Walker delves into the sleep-health connection, revealing how sleep impacts appetite and weight management. Dr. Daniel Amen focuses on brain health and lifestyle choices, while Gary Brecka introduces revolutionary recovery techniques like oxygen therapy. Mo Gawdat emphasizes the equation of happiness, urging listeners to rethink joy and fulfillment as crucial components of overall well-being.

Professor Tim Spector, medical doctor and genetic epidemiology professor at King’s College London, co-founder of ZOE and bestselling author. He discusses how the gut talks to the brain, links between oral health and dementia risk, why ultra-processed foods hijack mood, the power of eating 30 plants weekly, fermented foods and prebiotics, and practical daily rules to reduce inflammation and improve cognitive resilience.

James Clear, bestselling author of Atomic Habits, shares insights on building healthy eating habits through small, sustainable changes. Professor Tim Spector emphasizes the power of diverse plant-based diets for better gut health and overall wellness. Dr. Sarah Berry discusses the impact of diet on menopause symptoms, breaking stigmas and encouraging open conversations. They also uncover the surprising benefits of coffee and olive oil, highlighting how these everyday items can aid heart health and cognitive function. Get ready for actionable tips to boost your nutrition!

Tim Spector, a Professor of Genetic Epidemiology and co-founder of Zoe, shares insights about food and gut health. He debunks myths that extra protein is essential and reveals surprising benefits of coffee over orange juice. The conversation emphasizes the importance of dietary fiber and the adverse effects of ultra-processed foods. Tim discusses how diverse diets can enhance gut microbiomes and improve overall health, while also reflecting on the societal impacts of nutrition choices. With personal revelations, he advocates for informed eating habits.

Prof. Tim Spector, a genetic epidemiology expert focused on the gut microbiome, and Prof. Sarah Berry, a nutritional epidemiology authority, delve into smarter eating for 2025. They bust common food myths and emphasize quality over quantity in food choices. Key discussions include reducing ultra-processed foods, embracing plant-rich diets, and rethinking calorie counting. The duo highlights the joy of eating while suggesting practical tips, like strategic eating times, to enhance health and well-being.

Will Bulsiewicz, a leading gastroenterologist and microbiome researcher, discusses how fiber can boost cancer survival rates and the significant role the microbiome plays in health. Tim Spector reveals how gut bacteria may influence aging and cancer resilience. Robynne Chutkan emphasizes how our gut shapes immune responses, shedding light on connections between gut health and mental well-being. Together, they challenge dietary myths and underscore the importance of whole foods in optimizing both physical and mental health.

Professor Tim Spector, a top genetic epidemiologist, and Dr. Federica Amati, head nutritionist at ZOE, explore the link between inflammation and diet. They reveal seven delicious foods to combat inflammation, including turmeric, berries, and fermented delights. Listeners learn about the impacts of chronic inflammation on health, from heart disease to aging. Tim and Federica also share practical tips for immediate and long-term dietary changes, emphasizing that small, consistent habits can lead to significant health improvements.

Join endurance athlete Rich Roll, who shares his inspiring journey through sobriety and plant-based eating, revealing how small dietary changes can spark big health improvements. Professor Tim Spector discusses the impacts of chronic inflammation and the surprising benefits of broccoli and fermented foods. Neurologists Ayesha and Dean Shirzai explain how Alzheimer's develops over decades and emphasize the importance of a healthy lifestyle to prevent cognitive decline. Together, they provide science-backed tips that could transform your health in the coming year.

Dr. Valter Longo, a leading longevity expert, and Prof. Tim Spector, a top nutrition scientist, dive into the fascinating world of biological versus chronological age. They discuss how fasting could be a game-changer for health and longevity, exploring revolutionary methods like the Fasting Mimicking Diet. Surprising findings on aging revealed through studies on twins shed light on our perceptions of age. They also address the dangers of prolonged fasting and promote balanced dietary approaches, highlighting the vital link between food choices and overall well-being.

Tim Spector, a leading researcher in gut microbiome and nutrition science, joins ZOE community members Becky Tucker and Mark Payne, who share their transformative journeys towards healthy eating. Becky discusses her struggles with dieting and how shifting focus from restrictions to understanding her body changed her relationship with food. Mark reveals startling health insights from his ZOE journey that led to improved energy and wellbeing. They explore the flaws in calorie-focused diets, the impact of processed foods, and share practical tips for sustainable healthy eating.