“Why we get sick” by Prof Ben Bikman is a book Dr Tim needs to read then review on this podcast
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““Why we get sick” by Prof Ben Bikman is a book Dr Tim needs to read then review on this podcast Unfortunately Dr Tim is not up to date with the latest scientific publications in the low carb and fasting science. The Rest of his podcast content is good Kind Regards. Dr John Stewart BVSc MRCVS Animal and Human Nutrition Scientist”
The business sceptic via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
04/24/22
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“Thank you Tim. Great, topical podcast.
Do you have a view on TRE/IF for active adults - I train 7 to 9 times per week for triathlon but I’m just an age grouper, nothing special. On one hand, I like the idea of IF for the potential metabolic benefits but on the other I worry it would impact my...”Read full review »
Word_a_holic via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
01/26/20
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“I’ve enjoyed listening to each episode of Tim’s. He provides a no jargon, easy to listen to, informative podcast on recent nutrition research . It all seems common sense, but backed up with science and links to the papers. You can also ask questions which he answers! Thank you and keep up the...”Read full review »
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Australia ·
03/04/20
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“I am learning so much from this podcast, it has interesting and relevant topics and concise, well articulated information. I like the short, and easy-to-listen to content, presented with a big serve of common sense.”
Fellow RN via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
01/25/22
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