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Podcast Hack
Which Supplements Work — and Which Don'tBy ZOE Science and Nutrition, Jonathan Wolf, Tim Spector, Sarah Berry

In a Nutshell

This June 2025 podcast episode from ZOE Health debunks popular beliefs about vitamin and mineral supplements.

Favorite Quote

As long as you are consuming a reasonably balanced diet, it's very difficult to be deficient in essential vitamins and essential minerals.

Professor Sarah Berry

Introduction

Many of us swallow expensive pills and powders in the belief that they will make us healthier, but do vitamin and mineral supplements actually help us, or could they be actively harmful?

For many commonly available supplements, there is little to no scientific evidence that they provide the health benefits they claim, and some can even be damaging.

In this June 2025 episode of the ZOE health podcast, Professors Tim Spector and Sarah Berry debunk myths about supplements.

Spector is an epidemiologist and ZOE co-founder; Berry is a professor of nutrition and ZOE's Chief Scientist.

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