Biochemist Jessie Inchauspé reveals how a mother's pregnancy diet epigenetically programs her baby's lifelong risk of diabetes, obesity and brain development.

Jessie Inchauspé — Biochemist and bestselling author known as the 'Glucose Goddess' for her work on blood-sugar and health. Her latest book, Nine Months That Count Forever, distills 2,000 scientific papers on pregnancy nutrition.
Steven Bartlett interviews Jessie Inchauspé about her new book on pregnancy nutrition. She argues that a baby is not 'set in stone' at conception, and that what a mother eats programs the baby's DNA via epigenetic switches affecting lifelong disease risk. She covers four key nutrients most mothers lack or overconsume: choline, omega-3s, protein and sugar. The conversation spans glucose spikes, cravings, breastfeeding, alcohol, caffeine, exercise, and supplements, plus Jessie's personal experience of a silent miscarriage and an anxious second pregnancy.
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Jessie Inchauspé
“that's somewhat linked to why you've written this new book, which is titled Nine Months That Count Forever, How Your Pregnancy Diet Shapes Your Baby's Future” — Jessie Inchauspé 00:13:27Find it on Amazon