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The Liz Earle Wellbeing Show

Liz Earle
Functional Medicine
Chronic Diseases
Gut Health
Alzheimer's Disease
Nutrition
Neurodegeneration
Mental Health
Menopause
Antidepressants
Burnout
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Exercise
Breathing Techniques
Mindfulness
Sauna
Cold Water Swimming
Hormonal Changes
Sleep Disorders
HRT (hormone Replacement Therapy)
Snoring

Welcome to The Liz Earle Wellbeing Show, the podcast helping all women have a better second half. I’m Liz Earle and, with so many of us living longer than ever before, I’m on a mission to help women thrive in later life by investing in our health and wellbeing today. This means picking up good habits in our 20s and 30s, navigating the changes that come in our 40s and 50s and fortifying our bodies ... more

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Latest Episodes

Are you sick of getting sick all the time? Jennifer O’Connell co-founded a supplement brand with friends Aoife Matthews and Louise O’Riordan after her busy life as a barrister and triathlete left her immune system depleted. She joins Liz to reveal ho... more

Liz is back investigating your questions on thinning hair, intermittent fasting, sun damage, and dry mouths.

There is a question from Denise on post-menopausal hair that is thinning, plus Janice asks about handling supplements with intermittent fast... more

Professor Daniel M. Davis is a leading immunologist at Imperial College London, and he's here to set the record straight on what actually keeps us well through winter.

He reveals the truth about vitamin C (spoiler: you might want to rethink that mor... more

This week, Liz looks at collagen supplements, oestrogen absorption, winter morning sunshine, supplements for food, and fine lines.

Liz investigates whether collagen supplements are a con for an anonymous listener, and takes a deep dive into the best... more

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Recent Guests

Professor Daniel M. Davis
Head of Life Sciences and a Professor of Immunology at Imperial College London
Imperial College London
Episode: Orange juice won't cure your cold (but this might) – with Professor Daniel M. Davis
Donna Francis
Award-winning beauty editor with experience at top fashion magazines
Episode: Why I stopped drinking in menopause, with Donna Francis
Milli Hill
Journalist passionate about women's rights and author of several books related to women's health.
Episode: What are ultra-processed foods doing to women? – with Milli Hill
Dr. Jenna Macciochi
An immunologist specializing in the intersection of nutrition, movement, and lifestyle on health.
Episode: How immunity impacts your menopause – with Dr Jenna Macciochi
Schia Mitchell Sinclair
A herbal polypharmacist known for using adaptogens to support brain health
The Herbtender
Episode: How to protect your brain in midlife, with Schia Mitchell Sinclair
Dr. Jack Mosley
General practitioner and author of 'Food Noise', who specializes in weight loss medications
Episode: Should I use weight loss injections? – with Dr Jack Mosley
Dr. David A. Kessler
Former Commissioner of the US Food and Drug Administration and author of 'Diet, Drugs and Dopamine'
Episode: How to change your relationship with food, with Dr David A. Kessler
Mariella Frostrup
Broadcaster, journalist, and menopause campaigner
Episode: Better food choices for menopause, with Mariella Frostrup
Camilla Stokholm
A GP specializing in lifestyle medicine and author of "What Your Doctor Eats"
Episode: How to break up with fad diets forever, with Dr Camilla Stokholm

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Liz Earle
Host of discussions focusing on health and beauty for women's wellbeing, especially in midlife and aging, providing practical advice and expert insights from diverse guests.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 1.8k ratings
  • Too many ads

    Likely biased by the volume of sponsors of the show.

    Disappointing!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    DiscerningWoodlandOwl
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Mariella podcast

    Brilliant! Loved it, filled in survey! Want the cook book! Well done ladies! I feel less alone x

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Little Miss Graceful
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • The latest podcast is very informative

    Really enjoyed this podcast . I have just started to use the Nex skincare and have to say very impressed and like there scientific background . Early days for me but enjoying using it & so much easier just using the one product.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rebecca 1958
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Sunglasses

    I have early stages of glaucoma and my optometrist says to wear sunglasses when I’m outside. Is there another way to prevent glaucoma from getting worse?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tired in Canada
    Canada4 months ago
  • Advertising content too much

    Advertising way too much which also makes me question how this may potentially bias content.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    planetbutterfly
    United Kingdom4 months ago

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Listeners express strong appreciation for the informative and engaging nature of the content.
Many find the discussions practical and applicable to their own health journeys, particularly in midlife.
Some concerns have been raised regarding the amount of advertising throughout the episodes.
Critiques mention that sometimes the host interrupts guests, impacting the flow of conversations.

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Are collagen supplements a con? – with Liz Earle
Q: What can be done about smoker's lines around the mouth?
Earle advocates a layered approach that includes collagen support, hormonal balance, and various skin treatments.
Are collagen supplements a con? – with Liz Earle
Q: Can I add collagen and creatine powders to soups?
Earle confirms it is absolutely fine to add both powders to soups, suggesting they are heat stable and won't lose their effectiveness when used in cooking.
Are collagen supplements a con? – with Liz Earle
Q: How can one still benefit from early morning light during winter when it's dark outside?
Earle suggests alternative ways to get morning light exposure even during winter, like light therapy lamps or maximizing light indoors.
Are collagen supplements a con? – with Liz Earle
Q: Where on the body should estrogel be applied for maximum absorption?
Earle explains that application can be done on various body areas and emphasizes awareness of skin conditions that could affect absorption.
Are collagen supplements a con? – with Liz Earle
Q: What are your thoughts on collagen supplements based on recent research?
Earle discusses the mixed evidence regarding collagen effectiveness, acknowledging both potential benefits and skepticism while sharing her personal experiences.

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1. Professor Daniel M. Davis
2. Donna Francis
3. Milli Hill
4. Dr. Jenna Macciochi
5. Schia Mitchell Sinclair
6. Dr. Jack Mosley
7. Dr. David A. Kessler
8. Mariella Frostrup

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