The Obesity Epidemic – Part 2
Today we continue our close look at the reasons why so many of us are overweight.
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Nutrition Facts with Dr. Greger
Ever wondered if there's a natural way to lower your high blood pressure, guard against Alzheimer's, lose weight, forestall aging, sharpen your mind, boost your mood—or countless other questions? Back in 2017, we launched a podcast with a simple idea: Feature the audio from a selection of our videos every week. We celebrated our 500th episode of the NutritionFacts Podcast in July 2026!
Give the podcast a listen, and find out why it's had more than tens of million listens from all over the world and received lovely accolades, including a best podcast award year after year.
The Obesity Epidemic – Part 1
Think there’s an obesity problem? You’re right! A third or more of all adults in the U.S. are obese. Here’s Part 1 in our series.
That Fascinating Circadian Rhythm
Your internal biological clock is a powerful tool affecting nearly every organ in your body.
Atherosclerosis and How Not to Get It
You have over a hundred thousand miles of arteries in your body. Here’s how to keep them healthy.
Pandemics: History and Prevention – Part 2
Today we conclude our series on the history and prevention of pandemics.
Pandemics: History and Prevention – Part 1
Wouldn’t it be great to time travel? Well that’s what we do today with part 1 of an episode from 10 years ago where I joined experts in predicting the emergence of a virulent new virus.
Q&A with Dr. Greger
Dr. Greger takes a wide range of questions from listeners today from the ice bucket challenge, to the anti-microbial properties of silver, to nocturnal hypertension.
The Latest on Women’s Health
Today we look at DHA use in pregnant women and the risks of hormone therapy.
Alcohol and Your Health
Today we answer some of the big questions about alcohol use, touching on cancer and liver health.
2020 Dietary Guidelines and You
Today we feature highlights from the 2019 Guidelines Advisory hearings.
