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Tamtam found 20 recent articles about ZOE.
- Nutrition brand Zoe smashes crowdfunding target
Zoe exceeded its £1m crowdfunding goal by raising over £3m to sequence gut microbiomes and scale in the US, leveraging AI for personalized nutrition.
- Zoe launches new crowdfunding campaign to expand microbiome research
Zoe is raising funds via crowdfunding to expand its microbiome research and enhance its AI-driven personalized nutrition platform.
- What your food cravings are trying to tell you and how to beat them
Food cravings reveal specific bodily needs like energy, hydration, or nutrients, and can be managed by choosing healthier, nutrient-rich alternatives.
- ZOE 2.0: Simpler Personalized Nutrition at Your Fingertips
ZOE 2.0 app uses AI and extensive microbiome data to provide instant, personalized nutrition advice and food risk assessments without needing physical tests.
- Nutrition brand Zoe launches crowdfund campaign
Zoe is crowdfunding to expand its gut microbiome data and enhance its AI-driven personalized nutrition app to advance gut health research and user engagement.
- Now ZOE app can 'see' fibre levels on your plate
ZOE's app uses photo analysis to help users track fibre intake and improve gut health by encouraging diverse plant consumption.
- Transcript: Inflammation Expert Prof. Janet Lord’s Interview on ZOE Science & Nutrition Podcast
Inflammation speeds up aging and health risks, but lifestyle changes and daily habits can help reverse its effects.
- I tried the new Zoe app - it takes the joy out of eating
ZOE's new personalized nutrition app uses AI to score foods and promote mindful eating but may cause confusion and food anxiety without delivering significant new insights.
- Jonathan Wolf, Co-Founder & CEO at ZOE: Leading The Gut Health Revolution
ZOE leverages AI and gut microbiome data to deliver personalized nutrition guidance through an innovative app that helps users improve health by making smarter food choices.
- Can The New Zoe App Change How We Eat? I Tried It To Find Out
Zoe 2.0 is an AI-driven nutrition app that analyzes meals and personal data to offer tailored, science-backed dietary advice promoting gut health and sustainable eating habits.
- Nutrition brand Zoe launches ‘radically redesigned’ new app
Zoe launched a redesigned AI-powered nutrition app that offers personalized meal analysis and gut health insights at a lower subscription cost without mandatory testing.
- Does ZOE Work? The Evidence
A clinical trial showed that ZOE's personalized nutrition program significantly improves key health markers and supports long-term health better than general dietary advice.
- ZOE nutritionist Federica Amati on gut health boom and healthwashing bust
ZOE's head nutritionist highlights the booming gut health trend, warns against misleading 'healthwashing,' and discusses ZOE's expansion into gut-friendly retail products alongside its personalized nutrition app.
- Zoe cofounder joins board of General Catalyst-backed healthtech
Zoe cofounder George Hadjigeorgiou joined the board of UK healthtech Lottie, which has hired several former Zoe employees, while Zoe faces challenges after layoffs.
- Scientist says common superfood can reduce cholesterol 'in just 10 days'
Dr Sarah Berry from ZOE advises that swapping unhealthy fats for nuts and seeds can cut cholesterol by up to 10% in 10 days without adopting a low-fat diet.
- Photologging: ZOE’s New Free App Put to the Test
ZOE's new AI-powered photologging app accurately identifies foods and nutrients, offers personalized nutrition guidance, and assesses processed food risks to simplify healthy eating.
- Zoe Daily30+ supplement: is it worth it and can you make your own instead?
Zoe Daily30+ is a £39 monthly plant-based supplement mix aimed at improving gut health and energy by boosting dietary fiber and plant diversity, but similar benefits can be achieved with DIY or cheaper alternatives.
- ZOE's Dr Federica Amati's daily routine: creatine, strength training and fibre
Dr Federica Amati of ZOE shares her daily routine focused on strength training, fiber supplementation, sustainable habits, and prioritizing sleep and connection.
- This Is Why You're Confused About UPFs With Prof. Sarah Berry
Not all ultra-processed foods are equally unhealthy; health impact depends on additives, nutrient content, and food structure, with only about 20-25% of supermarket foods being high-risk processed foods.
- ZOE Member Profile: Michelle’s Story
Michelle improved her digestion, sleep, skin, and confidence by following ZOE's personalized nutrition program for a year, embracing colorful, mindful eating and lifestyle adjustments.
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