← All conversations
Hungry for ChangeConversations with Niklas

Hungry for Change · Episode 30 · Think

Food Politics Taken Too Far — With Nina Teicholz

With Nina Teicholz

What if the most dangerous nutrition myth… is the one you still believe?

30 Jul 202556 min
Listen hereFull episode

Watch the conversation

Video hosted on Google Drive. Opens here when you press play. Open the video ↗

These are conversations and personal perspectives, not individual medical advice.

In this conversation

A little more context.

What if the most dangerous nutrition myth… is the one you still believe?

Nina Teicholz has been called a threat to public health, not because she’s wrong, but because she might be right.

A Stanford- and Oxford-trained researcher, she exposed how decades of dietary guidelines were built on shaky science, and how we were told to fear the very foods that may heal us: saturated fat, red meat and real whole foods.

Full episode notes & timestamps

If you’ve ever questioned seed oils, low-fat diets, or what’s really behind the rise in chronic disease, this episode will change how you eat, think, and live.

Make sure to check Nina’s socials:

Web page: https://ninateicholz.com

Don't forget to subscribe and follow me on my socials!

Around the table

What stayed with you?

A question, a different perspective, something you’re trying. I’d love to hear it.

— website listens— comments
About the listening numbers

Website listens count after 30 seconds of audio, at most once per browser per episode each day. They aren’t a count of individual people. Embedded video plays aren’t included.

YouTube views Not connectedApple Podcasts plays Not connectedSpotify plays Not connected

Platform figures will appear when verified reports are available. Views and plays use different definitions, and the same person may listen on more than one platform.

Loading the conversation…

Join the conversation

Keep it curious and respectful. Comments are reviewed before publishing. Your name and comment will be public once approved. Please don’t share private health information.

Join on the live website ↗
Your privacy

Likes and listening counts use a first-party browser identifier, not an account or verified identity. Comments store your chosen name and message, without an email address. A short-lived, hashed network identifier helps limit spam. Contact the team to request removal of a published comment.

Privacy policy ↗
Keep listeningDr. Aly Cohen: Are We Being Slowly Poisoned? →