Professor Tim Spector

Mentioned in 5 analyzed podcast episodes across 1 show

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Episode Appearances

ZOE Science & Nutrition · May 12, 2026

Most replayed moment: Is Our Food System Making Us Sick? | Prof Brian Elbel & Prof Tim Spector

“Discusses ultra-processed food threats to health, gut microbiome impacts, and ZOE's new UPF classification system”

Ultra-processed foods (UPF) definition and classificationPopulation health research methodologyFood system policy interventions

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ZOE Science & Nutrition · Apr 2, 2026

How to tell if your poo is normal and the 5 warning signs you shouldn't ignore | Dr Trisha Pasricha

“Host of ZOE Science & Nutrition podcast conducting interview with Dr. Pasricha”

Colorectal Cancer Screening in Young AdultsGut-Brain Axis and Neurological DiseaseParkinson's Disease and Gastrointestinal Dysfunction

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ZOE Science & Nutrition · Feb 5, 2026

5 ways relationships change your gut health | Prof Tim Spector

“Leading gut microbiome expert, one of world's top 100 most-cited scientists, and ZOE scientific co-founder; primary expert discussing microbiome transmission and health”

Gut microbiome transmission mechanisms and intergenerational transferCesarean section vs. vaginal birth microbiome outcomesAntibiotic exposure and long-term microbiome health

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ZOE Science & Nutrition · Jan 29, 2026

4 lifestyle changes that lower high blood pressure | Dr Sanjay Gupta

“Mentioned as overseer of twins microbiome research department at King's College London studying hypertension”

Blood Pressure Physiology and MeasurementWhite Coat Hypertension and Home MonitoringGut Microbiome and Cardiovascular Health

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ZOE Science & Nutrition · Jan 22, 2026

4 foods that heal your gut and reduce inflammation (in as little as 24 hours!) | Dr Will Bulsiewisz

“Lead researcher on PREDICT studies examining microbiome-driven metabolic response; authored book on fermented foods”

Chronic low-grade inflammation and immune system activationGut microbiome diversity and dysbiosisGut barrier integrity and intestinal permeability

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