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Nutrition Facts with Dr. Greger

Michael Greger, M.D. FACLM
Nutrition
Plant-Based Diet
Longevity
Alzheimer's Disease
Weight Loss
Exercise
Physical Activity
Obesity
Osteoarthritis
Ozempic
Diet
Aging
Glp-1
Cognitive Function
Yoga
Vitamin B12
Cardiovascular Disease
AMPK
Type 2 Diabetes
Cardiovascular Health

Have you ever wondered if there’s a natural way to lower your high blood pressure, guard against Alzheimer’s, lose weight, and feel better? Well, as it turns out, there is. Michael Greger, M.D. FACLM, founder of NutritionFacts.org and New York Times best-selling author of How Not to Die, How Not to Diet, and the just-released How Not to Age, uncovers the best evidence-based nutrition that may add ... more

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 6.2k ratings
  • Science-based but not all true

    Science-based but use your own judgment! I’ve followed Dr Greger for 2 decades. As I’ve grown in those years, also outgrown to purely following his advice. The episode on sunscreens recommends avoiding sun exposure ALL the time. Misinformation , since we know that lack of sun increases all-cause mortality rate compared to those who get some sun exposure (just don’t get burnt!). Also in calling the lens of the eye, the cornea (“when the cornea yellows to protect the retina”) is just getting the o... more

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    Chococat123
    Australiaa month ago
  • Good, but with a catch

    Dr. Gregor is very knowledgeable, and believes sincerely in the content he puts out. There is a strong basis of research for all of his claims, which help educate people on healthy behaviors for improved longevity. However, there is an unmistakable bias in this podcast: everything is 100% vegan, such that meat/animal products are portrayed as evil.

    Yes, it very well may be true that a plant-based diet is healthier than one containing animal products, but it is simply misleading to assert that a... more

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    CA.63
    United Statesa month ago
  • Wonderful!

    I am always touched with the way you sign off your podcast. Such a beautiful tribute to your grandmother. It makes me think of my wonderful grandparents as well. Thank you for your information and for those wonderful memories.

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    Us1244589668
    United States2 months ago
  • Love the content, struggle with delivery

    Thank you for this work! Top-notch content to improve daily habits whether plant-based or not. Delivery makes it hard to absorb though, due to rushed sentences and sudden stops and slowdowns. Even at 0.8x playback, some bits are too rushed to follow.

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    AGVentures
    United States3 months ago
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    He seems to be pushing a completely plant based diet, which is absolutely healthy and can work for some people, but does not work for many others. He seems to not have a subjective view on research- he may be biased. This podcast might be a great one for older people, but looking back to listening to this when I was young person, it can see it gave me a fear of food, which I still struggle with, and well as gut issues #beans, which I also still struggle with. Take his info with a grain of salt. ... more

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    HJ🩰
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Nurses, educators, and healthcare professionals frequently mention applying the advice in practice.
Clear, evidence-based nutrition explanations that translate complex studies into practical tips.

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The Best Diet for Optimal Thyroid Function (Q&A)
Q: Can someone with Hashimoto's safely do intermittent fasting or time-restricted eating?
If thyroid hormone replacement is properly managed, individuals with Hashimoto's can generally practice intermittent fasting or time-restricted eating, though individual responses vary and it's wise to review with a clinician and consult supporting resources in the diet and lifestyle guidance provided by the host.
The Best Diet for Optimal Thyroid Function (Q&A)
Q: Is there a connection between a healthy thyroid and gut health, particularly bowel health?
There is a bidirectional relationship where gut health can influence thyroid function through microbial balance and inflammatory pathways, and a healthy thyroid can affect gut function; focusing on prebiotics and fiber-rich plant foods supports a healthier gut microbiome that may benefit thyroid health.
The Best Diet for Optimal Thyroid Function (Q&A)
Q: Could you comment on the effect of cruciferous vegetables, both raw and cooked, on the thyroid gland?
Raw cruciferous vegetables can provide goitrogenic compounds that may interfere with iodine uptake if iodine is deficient, but normal iodine status and typical intakes mean these foods are not something to avoid; the key is ensuring adequate iodine and reasonable consumption.
Q&A with Dr. Greger 17
Q: Is it wise to buy vegan shampoo? asks Alan.
Dr. Greger acknowledges the shampoo question and emphasizes that hair care products are mostly not a major health risk, while noting limited expertise in shampoo-specific content.
Q&A with Dr. Greger 17
Q: First question is by aquapumpkin with a name like aquapumpkin. It's got to be good.
The host introduces the topic and sets up a broad range of questions about budget-friendly plant-based eating, while suggesting resources such as Plant-Based on a Budget and related practical tips.

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This show consistently centers nutrition science and evidence-based health guidance, with a strong emphasis on plant-forward diets, disease prevention, and critical appraisal of popular diet trends. Episodes often dissect how specific nutrients, foods, or dietary patterns influence chronic disease risk, focusing on practical takeaways that listeners can apply to everyday life. A notable throughline is a commitment to transparency about research quality, plus a willingness to challenge mainstream narratives when evidence suggests nuance or contradiction. The format leans toward solo host explanations, sometimes supplemented by guest insights or listener Q&As, and it frequently translates complex studies into actionable guidance for a general... more

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