
The world’s top scientists explain the latest health, nutrition, and gut health research and translate it into practical advice to improve your health & weight. Join ZOE Science & Nutrition, on a journey of scientific discovery. Hosted by Jonathan Wolf.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 350 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NutritionHealth & FitnessScience | |||

Picture the sound of a bone snapping - the kind of sound that makes you wince - and ask yourself how often you’ve thought about your bone health.
Most of us only think about bone density when something breaks. Until then, your bones stay almost invi... more
We’ve all heard the saying: Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. And while it may sound like a cliché, there’s some truth to it. Because for many of us, breakfast is the one meal we keep the same - day after day, morning after morning.
T... more
Are some of your "healthy" foods actually high-risk ultra-processed foods?
For decades, nutrition advice seemed relatively straightforward. Eat less sugar. Less salt. Less saturated fat. Then it all fell apart.
In today’s episode, we examine the re... more
Floating through all of our bodies is a complex network of hormones. You can think of it as an internal postal service, delivering vital messages and instructions to different organs and systems.
But what happens if these messages get intercepted, m... more
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What a loser! Her review that the FDA job to test additives is “too hard so we shouldn’t do it” — is particularly disturbing. She hits me as definitely NOT a top scientist. Maybe get someone on board with a more balanced opinion and a lot more credentials behind their name. Someone that wants to truly make food better and safer (somebody that can’t think outside the box and it’s childish when it’s too hard and gives up —is just a bore)
I absolutely love this podcast, most of the topics are interesting for the majority of people, the everyday reminder and motivation to eat clean and take care of the gut, workout! It is never too much, and this makes my 40 min drive to work more enjoyable :)
I listen to every new episode each week and have heard many of the past episodes also. Sound research.
I like this podcast and have made so many lifetime changes as a result. I like that it’s so up to date, the science changes constantly and faster than your own health providers and govt advice can keep up with. Unfortunately, I think they do have a sexist blind spot when it comes to younger women. There is never any discussion about foods to eat to conceive, to eat in pregnancy, to reduce pregnancy ailments, to eat postnatal shortly after birth, to regulate periods, to reduce risk of female spec... more
I do like listening to the nutrition advice but getting super fed up of the constant relentless pushing of their products now, it’s really putting me off
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A scientifically grounded show that translates the latest nutrition, gut health, and metabolic research into practical guidance. Episodes often feature university researchers, clinicians, and thought leaders who unpack topics like fiber, sleep, sugar, omega-3s, and dietary patterns, with real-world takeaways for healthier living and weight management. Notably, the program frequently weaves sponsor promotions into thoughtful conversations about products designed to support gut health and nutritional strategies, while maintaining a data-driven tone and hands-on tips for listeners who want evidence-based changes. The format tends to blend deep dives with approachable, actionable advice, making it useful for professionals seeking credible scien... more
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Recent guests on ZOE Science & Nutrition include:
1. Ben Gardner
2. Andrew Jenkinson
3. Carmine Pariante
4. Alice Lichtenstein
5. Daniel Davis
6. Rob Semple
7. Marion Nestle
8. Jimmy Bell
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