72: How will personalised nutrition become mainstream?

<div>New research into gut health and nutrition has revealed that our response to food is very individual. Even identical twins have shown to have different metabolic reactions when consuming the same meals in research studies. As this awareness grows, and consumers become conscious of its impact, the demand for personalised nutrition is set to sky-rocket as people focus on their long term health and wellbeing.<br> <br> What are the scientific breakthroughs being made in the personalised nutrition space? How is data being used to give people a greater insight into their personal diet and health? How will technology advance in the future and what areas will see the most growth? Join our panel including TNO Healthy Living, Avansere, The Future Laboratory, The Naked Nutritionist, and Rabobank as the Table Talk Podcast looks at the exciting future for personalised nutrition.<br> <br> <strong>About our panel</strong><br> <br> <strong>Nard Clabbers, Senior Business Developer, Personalised Nutrition &amp; Health, TNO Healthy Living</strong><br> <br> As a committed mountain bike racer, nutritionist, strategic thinker and a type 1 diabetic himself, Nard believes that measuring aspects of your health, knowing your behaviour and using that information for personalised advice will be the future of food and healthcare.<br> <br> For the Dutch knowledge institute TNO, he has set up a large international research consortium together with Wageningen Research that investigates the technical and social innovations that will enable personalised nutrition through consumer empowerment. This pre-competitive public private consortium is unique in combining different scientific expertise across the whole value chain of personalised nutrition and using real world field labs.<br> <br> <strong>Tom Savigar, Founder of Avansere AS &amp; Co-owner, The Future Laboratory<br> </strong><br> For two decades, Tom have been making a better future happen for the world’s best known corporations. However, more often than not, even the best foresight, st