Sigma Nutrition Radio: Nutritional Science, Health & Dietetics

Insightful and educational discussions about nutritional and health sciences, from an evidence-based perspective. Hear directly from the world's top researchers and applied practitioners as well as the Sigma Nutrition team. The perfect educational tool for nutritionists, dietitians, doctors and health & fitness professionals. Hosted by Danny Lennon.

Sigma Nutrition Radio: Nutritional Science, Health & Dietetics is a health podcast hosted by Danny Lennon, with 15 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Danny Lennon hosts Sigma Nutrition Radio: Nutritional Science, Health & Dietetics, a health show with 15 episodes published.

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  #428: Food Environments

  Mar 1, 20221h 29mS0

  <p>Clearly the food choices one makes over time directly impacts health. However, choices are not made in a vacuum; that is, they are not always concious decisions made for rational reasons based on free will. Rather, the choices we make about food are shaped by the contexts within which they are made. The term "food environment" is used to describe the physical, economic, political and socio-cultural contexts in which choices are made about acquiring, preparing and consuming food.</p> <p>The post #428: Food Environments appeared first on Sigma Nutrition.</p>

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  #427: Jacob Schepis – Evidence-Based Coaching: Desirable Goal or Unattainable Burden for Fitness Professionals?

  Feb 21, 20221h 3mS0

  <p>It's never been more popular to be seen as "evidence-based" as a fitness professional. And indeed evidence-based practice has been seen as the best way to arrive at coaching decisions. But is "evidence-based practice" actually what fitness professionals are doing? Is it even attainable for most coaches? Does it create a burden on them? Does it even matter if you're actually reading reserach or not? What makes for a competent personal trainer? In this episode, Jacob Schepis is on the show to discuss all these questions and to discuss how he feels evidence-based practice fits within a framework of...

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  #426: Jaebian Rosario – How Social Identity and Ideological Extremes Impact Scientific Discussion

  Feb 14, 202254 minS0

  <p>Jaebien Rosario is currently a graduate student in public health and has degrees in psychology and philosophy. His interests include the philosophy of science and meta science.</p> <p>The post #426: Jaebian Rosario – How Social Identity and Ideological Extremes Impact Scientific Discussion appeared first on Sigma Nutrition.</p>

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  #425: Prof. Anna Krylov – When Ideology Hurts Scientific Discourse

  Feb 7, 20221 hourS0

  <p>Prof. Anna Krylov is a Professor of Chemistry at the University of Southern California (USC), working in the field of theoretical and computational quantum chemistry. </p> <p>Krylov is active in the promotion of gender equality in STEM fields.</p> <p>In June 2021 she published a paper, "The Peril of Politicizing Science," has received over 75,000 views (as of February 2022) and is the all-time highest-ranked article in the Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters (impact factor of 6.5).</p> <p>The post #425: Prof. Anna Krylov – When Ideology Hurts Scientific Discourse appeared first on Sigma Nutrition.</p>

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  #424: Is Low Cholesterol Bad For You?!

  Jan 31, 20221h 31mS0

  <p>In this episode Alan and Danny discuss the role of cholesterol in the body and claims that are made suggesting low levels of blood cholesterol are harmful to health. Starting with the premise that cholesterol is an important molecule in the body and plays a role in many processes, the guys discuss two related claims: 1) we should avoid low cholesterol levels as it can harm our health, and 2) elevated levels of cholesterol may actually be protective against disease or mortality.<br /> The episode also critiques claims about cholesterol being “conditionally essential” and that low LDL-C/ApoB increases risk of mort...

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