Sound Bites A Nutrition Podcast
Health & Fitness:Nutrition
The topic of sweet taste and the relationship to diet and health is one that has been of interest to food and nutrition scientists for many years. To assist in reducing sugar consumption, some authoritative bodies currently recommend reducing the consumption of sweet-tasting foods and beverages, regardless of the source of the sweet taste (i.e., caloric or low-calorie sweeteners). These recommendations stem from concerns that human attraction to sweetness may be a potential risk for developing less healthy eating patterns. Despite the need to measure sweetness of the diet to help us further understand the relationship between nutrition and health and sweetness, currently there is no consensus method to measure the total sweetness of the diet. There are well-established sensory techniques in laboratory settings for individual foods, but agreement on the optimal approach for measuring the sweetness of the total diet is lacking, particularly for large-scale population-based studies.
Recently a practical approach for estimating sweetness of the diet was built onto a sweet taste database to evaluate trends in the sweetness of the diet in U.S. children and adults. This method can also be used to better understand the impact of dietary sweetness on diet quality and health outcomes.
Tune in to this episode to learn about:
Full shownotes and resources at: https://soundbitesrd.com/214
209: Tackling Wellness One Step at a Time - Dr. David Sabgir
208: The Difference Between Animal Welfare & Animal Rights
207: Sugar & Added Sugars: A Closer Look at Intake & Recommendations – Dr. Courtney Gaine
206: Dysfunctional Eating Behaviors – Jessica Setnick
205: Ultra-processed Foods, Hyperpalatability & Nutrition – Dr. Mark Messina
204: Think Again: Food Stigma & Health Halos – Dr. Jason Riis & Dr. Brandon McFadden
203: Protein in Perspective: Muscle-Centric Health – Dr. Donald Layman
What's NEW in 2022: Bonus Content & MORE
202: Defining “Quality Carbohydrates” – The Latest Science & Recommendations – Dr. Siddhartha Angadi & Dr. Julie Miller Jones
201: The Intersection of Food Insecurity & Food Intolerance – Kate Scarlata
200: The Science & Story Behind Kefir – Julie Smolyansky
199: Nutrition Science Insights: Behind the Scenes at the Avocado Nutrition Center - Dr. Nikki Ford
198: What You Should Know About Processed Foods – Dr. Bruce Hamaker & Dr. Tahnia Gonzalez
197: Empowering Latinos through Inclusive Nutrition Counseling with Krista Linares
A Short Message from Melissa
196: The Disease of Obesity & Weight Bias in Healthcare – Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford
195: The Science & Shame of Infant Formula – Dr. Elieke Kearns
194: Micronutrients, Microgreens & Smart Gardens – Natalie Paterson
193: A Pediatrician’s Perspective on Food, Nutrition & Farming – Dr. Nicole Keller
192: Nutrition for Ballet Dancers: Challenges & Opportunities – Dr. Nasira Burkholder-Cooley
Create your
podcast in
minutes
It is Free
Practically Healthy by Dr. Melina
ZOE Science & Nutrition
LONGEVITY with Nathalie Niddam
Dr. Jockers Functional Nutrition
Rooted in Wellness with Mona Sharma