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Professor Tim Spector studies the gut microbiome, which is thought to be key for overall health. His tips include eating 30 plants a week, foods that are colorful, and fermented foods. A top nutrition scientist has shared what he does to care of his gut health, including eating up to 30 plants a week and fermented foods.
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[00:20:51] Tim Spector: Yeah, so the food itself, we know that if you're eating plants that have either a high fiber content or a high polyphenol content, which is the defense chemicals in plants that our gut microbes feed off, they are stimulating your community of gut microbes to help your immune system to help all aspects of your metabolism and infinite things we still don't understand.
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Fibre-rich foods include legumes (beans, lentils, peas), many green veggies (spinach, artichokes, leeks), fruits (apples and berries) and unrefined whole grains. Insoluble fibre is the part of.
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We love the gut-health tips Tim Spector shares. To help maxmise diversity in the gut, Tim suggests eating 30 different plants a week. This seed and nut jar is one hack he shares on how to achieve this. This is our take on his nut and seed jar! Of course, we couldn't resist adding some of our flavour-icious JUX super in.
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Tim Spector's kitchen fridge is swarming with life: kefir grains, sourdough mother, homemade kimchi and kombucha. Then there's the vegetables: as varied and colourful as possible.
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Professor Tim Spector OBE, is back on the podcast to talk about Food for Life, his new book that is awesome! Tim and I also discuss the many wondrous and surprising properties of everyday foods, which scientists are only just beginning to understand. Plus a look into his nutrition company 'Zoe' and the latest in personalised medicine. 🎬.
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T im Spector, an epidemiologist and co-founder of the ZOE nutrition study, wants to change the way people think about food. His 2015 book The Diet Myth popularised the idea that each of us has a.
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The result, says Tim Spector, professor of genetic epidemiology at King's College London, where he also directs the British Gut microbiome project, is "a really good combination of a pro- and.
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Less meat, more plants. The simplest way to reduce your personal carbon footprint is to go vegan. Growing beef takes as much as 100 times more land than growing peas or soya to produce the same.
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Renowned epidemiologist and gut health expert Tim Spector, MD joins Rich to talk about recent breakthroughs in microbiome science, the importance of plant di.
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Find some delicious recipes from our in-house nutritionists, as well as ZOE customers. It's dinnertime: ZOE members' top recipes. Here, find the 10 most popular, healthy dinners that ZOE members have. Fermentation 101: A beginner's guide. You know fermented foods help your gut.
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Professor Tim Spector's Top 5 Tips For a Healthy Gut Microbiome. Watch on. . 1. Try to eat 30 different plants each week. The wider diversity of fiber-packed plants you eat, the happier and more diverse your gut microbiome will be. Nuts, seeds, pulses, whole grains fruits, and veggies are all packed with nutrients that support a healthy gut.
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Tim Spector, professor of genetic epidemiology, King's College London. Competing interests: TS receives royalties from book The Diet Myth: the science behind what we eat Orion 2016, and is scientific founder of Zoe Global Ltd (a personalised nutrition company). He has received research grants from Danone. TS is a regular breakfast eater.
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Tim Spector, Director of TwinsUK has again collaborated with Director Leora Eisen in a new CBC documentary "It takes Guts" which was broadcast in Canada on.