Dr. Michael Zechmann-Khreis ist Ernährungsbiologe und Gründer des nmi-Portals. Er ist Professor an der Pädagogischen Hochschule Tirol (Professur für Ernährungswissenschaft, Nachhaltigkeit und Gesundheit), ist Autor verschiedener Ernährungsbücher und bloggt hier über seine Erfahrungen als Betroffener (Laktose- und Fruktoseintoleranz) sowie über allgemeine Ernährungsthemen.
Update 31.5.2021: Sometimes it’s good to get upset. This week, the European Parliament announced that the controversial amendment 171 will be withdrawn. Thanks to everyone who supported the vegan.at petition! Original article from 25.2.2021:This podcast episode of the Nutrition Monologues is all about milk. But primarily not from a nutritional biology perspective, but from a
Diesen Beitrag lesenIn this special episode of the nutrition monologues, which some listeners have requested, Michael talks about intestinal flora analyses and blood tests for home use. What do they promise, what do they deliver? Michael did the self-test and reports on it in this entertaining episode. You can find this episode (S01E05) on all good podcast
Diesen Beitrag lesenIt’s here: the first episode of the nmi podcast Nutrition Monologues . The first episode is about lactose intolerance. But first I’ll explain what food intolerances are, how to classify them and what they involve. From food poisoning to allergies. Just listen in, the next episode starts next Thursday. And don’t be afraid to ask
Diesen Beitrag lesenUpdate 24.5.2021: Study completed — After my blog post on the corona vaccination triggered quite strong reactions and was read over 1,300 times on the first day, I thought about something. If there is so much interest in it and at the same time no studies on tolerability in intolerance patients, why don’t we do
Diesen Beitrag lesenShould I be vaccinated against Covid-19 despite histamine intolerance? This blog post has put me in the realm of writer’s block for the first time in my career as a journalist. The coronavirus vaccination issue is emotionally charged and is being discussed in the media, especially on social media, in an incredibly undifferentiated way and
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Dr. Michael Zechmann-Khreis