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Medical Evidence Matters with Liz Tucker

Liz Tucker
Mental Health
Obesity
Food Addiction
Thalidomide
Allergies
Processed Food
Ketogenic Diet
Deprescribing
Food Allergy
Metabolic Health
Dialysis
Withdrawal Symptoms
Antidepressants
Benzodiazepines
Psychiatric Drugs
Wegovy
Eczema
Sugar
Fast Food
Tobacco Industry

Medical Evidence Matters with Liz Tucker (formerly known as What Your GP Doesn't Tell You) was a finalist in the recent 2024 Independent Podcast Awards. This fortnightly podcast reveals the stories from the world of medicine that others don’t, won’t or only very partially report. Aimed at both doctors and the public, it’s hosted by award winning medical journalist and former BBC producer Liz Tucke... more

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This is the second of two repeated podcasts that were aired a while ago, which are being re-released. This one with Dr Robert Lustig  was particularly popular with listeners.

Dr Robert Lustig  argues sugar is fuelling an epidemic of chronic and meta... more

Over the holiday season, I'm releasing a couple of previous podcasts that were particularly popular with listeners. This first one is an interview I did with GP Dr David Unwin.

David  has been a pioneer in the UK developing and promoting a low-carb ... more

Professor Tony Avery,  National Clinical Director for Prescribing for NHS England, discusses safer prescribing of medicines.

He highlights the changes he would like to see to enable patients to make genuinely informed decisions, which may also somet... more

Neuropsychiatrist Dr Alastair Santhouse discusses his concerns  that the huge increase we are seeing in mental health diagnoses across the western world, is now medicalizing emotions and feelings that have previously been seen as part of the normal h... more

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Robert Lustig
Emeritus professor of pediatrics, University of California, San Francisco
University of California, San Francisco
Episode: Sugar - A Chronic Toxin?
Dr. David Unwin
NHS GP and advocate for low-carb dietary approaches to treat diabetes
Norwood Surgery
Episode: Why Blood Sugar Levels Matter
Tony Avery
National Clinical Director for Prescribing for NHS England
NHS England
Episode: How Can We Make Prescribing Medicines Safer?
Dr. Alastair Santhouse
Consultant psychiatrist and author of No More Normal, Mental Health in an Age of Over-diagnosis
Morsley Hospital, London
Episode: Are we Over-Diagnosing Mental Health Conditions?
Dr. Kevin J. Tracey
President, CEO, and Karcher's Family Distinguished Chair in Medical Research at the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research; author of The Great Nerve.
Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research
Episode: The Vagus Nerve - How Medicine is Harnessing Its Benefits
Dr. Nina Fuller-Shavel
An integrative oncology physician with personal experience of breast cancer.
UK National Centre for Integrative Oncology
Episode: Mistletoe Injections - Could these be a valuable supplement to standard oncological care?
Dr. Guido Frank
A board certified child and adolescent psychiatrist focused on investigating brain biology that underlies eating disorders.
University of California, San Diego
Episode: Ketogenic Diets: New Research Suggests They Might Help in Anorexia Treatment
Laura Delano
Writer, speaker, and consultant, founder of the Inner Compass Initiative
Inner Compass Initiative
Episode: Diagnosed as a Bipolar Teenager: A Patient's Story and Redemption
Charles Piller
Investigative journalist working for the journal Science
Journal Science
Episode: Alzheimer's Disease Research Fraud: What Are the Implications for Treatment?

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Liz Tucker
Host and award-winning medical journalist focused on revealing untold stories in medicine and providing clear insights into medical evidence and practices.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 152 ratings
  • You’re back! Yay!

    Have missed you and the alternatives you research and present.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    giulie-.-
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Thanks for knowledge to get better

    Good educational podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kayyyyyy1
    United Statesa year ago
  • Fantastic podcast

    I found extremely interesting the podcast on lifestyle, diet, health and cancer. Prof Robert Thomas is very clear and convincing on the changes we can make to improve our lives and reduce cancer risks.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BrunoGil
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Intelligent and informative

    One of the best podcasts out there. Liz really does her homework before interviewing, and it shows. Fascinating guests and important topics with all the right questions asked. Thank you Liz.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RedLouLou27
    New Zealand2 years ago
  • Absolutely SUPERB

    I can’t recommend these podcasts highly enough. Every podcast is so interesting, educational, absolutely riveting & fascinating. So impressed by the quality of the content - excellent guests & Liz very obviously does her research before interviewing them! I’m actually listening to some of the episodes twice & bought a lot of books written by the guests. It is the first time I’ve wanted to financially support the production of a podcast show to help make sure it continues. I listen via headphones... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zakidaz
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Reviewers highlight the educational nature of the discussions, stating they have learned a lot and are encouraged to think critically about medical advice.
Feedback indicates that the episodes provoke thought and sometimes challenge established views within oneself and societal norms.
Listeners appreciate the engaging and well-researched content that challenges traditional medical narratives.
Many find the podcast to be an essential resource for understanding complex health topics that are often overlooked by mainstream media.
The host is recognized for asking insightful questions and facilitating in-depth conversations with expert guests.

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Sugar - A Chronic Toxin?
Q: Can you explain insulin resistance?
Dr. Lustig explains that insulin is necessary for energy storage in cells, and that excessive insulin can lead to weight gain.
Sugar - A Chronic Toxin?
Q: What is your argument about sugar and its effects on health?
Dr. Lustig argues that sugar is not just empty calories, but a chronic toxin that contributes to various metabolic diseases.
Why Blood Sugar Levels Matter
Q: What percentage of patients were able to go into remission using this approach?
Currently, half of the patients who choose a low-carb approach in Dr. Unwin's practice achieve drug-free type 2 diabetes remission.
Why Blood Sugar Levels Matter
Q: What changed in your approach to treating type 2 diabetes over the years?
Dr. David Unwin became disillusioned with traditional drug-driven treatments, realizing they weren't helping patients improve and instead sought a better approach through a low-carb philosophy.
How Can We Make Prescribing Medicines Safer?
Q: So what is the process, Tony, to decide in the UK if a new drug will be approved or not?
The process involves the Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Authority (MHRA) reviewing data from clinical trials and assessing the drug's benefits vs. risks, along with a cost-effectiveness evaluation by NICE.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Medical Evidence Matters

What is Medical Evidence Matters about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on unveiling overlooked aspects of medicine, this podcast features in-depth discussions on controversial and less-publicized medical topics. With a strong emphasis on personal stories from healthcare professionals and patients alike, it tackles critical issues such as overdiagnosis, the ethics of medical practices, and the effects of medications, particularly in vulnerable populations. The host, an award-winning medical journalist, engages expert guests who bring their unique insights and research to illuminate the often-hidden narratives behind medical evidence, fostering critical thinking and encouraging informed patient choices. From alternative treatments to scrutinized psychiatric medications, the content appeals to a diverse a... more

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Recent guests on Medical Evidence Matters include:

1. Robert Lustig
2. Dr. David Unwin
3. Tony Avery
4. Dr. Alastair Santhouse
5. Dr. Kevin J. Tracey
6. Dr. Nina Fuller-Shavel
7. Dr. Guido Frank
8. Laura Delano

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