Have you ever wondered why the nutrients in the food we consume have particular effects on our bodies? Why food allergies are on the rise? How gut health is linked to everything from mood to immunity? Or simply just wanted to know more about the relationship between science, nutrition, and our bodies?
Scientists are continually uncovering new understandings of how nutrition affects our strength, mobility, energy, and even mood. And there’s fascinating research on the horizon.
Join us as we invite our expert hosts and globally renowned guests as they share their knowledge and expertise in the fields of health and nutrition, to help us uncover the simple science behind successfully managing our complex everyday health needs. We’ll cover everything related to nutrition: from how it affects our brains to women’s health, to the meaning of “sustainable nutrition” and more. We even myth-bust.
The Nutrition Unlocked podcast, sponsored by Nestlé Health Science, brings to life the intersection of science and nutrition. With aging populations and people taking greater control of their health than ever before, we are making the science of nutrition simpler and more accessible for people all over the world and at every stage of life.
This podcast represents the opinions of our hosts and their guests and does not reflect the opinion of Nestlé Health Science. The content is for informational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice. Please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions.
The podcast is available for download across all major podcast platforms including Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts. You can also access it via the official Nutrition Unlocked website.
Dr Duane Mellor is the lead for Nutrition and Evidence-Based Medicine and Associate Dean for Public Engagement in the College of Health and Life Sciences at Aston Medical School in Birmingham. Duane is an award-winning Registered Dietitian, science communicator, medical educator and researcher.
Duane has a keen interest in helping people understand the science behind health-related claims, so they can make more informed decisions about their own well-being.