This weeks guest is a clinical psychologist Dr Anna Symonds. Join Steve and Anna as they discuss the thought process or lack of thought behind what we put into our mouths.

Join Steve and Jerome as they discuss what is wrong with the dietary guidelines in the UK and how better education in schools and medical school can help change the health of our nation.

This week Steve is joined by Dr Peter Brukner Aussie sports medicine physician, author and real food advocate. Recently doctor to the Aussie cricket team and Liverpool FC. Convenor of SugarByHalf campaign.

In this fascinating episode of Fat & Furious, your host Steve Bennett & leading nutrition expert, Patrick Holford discuss the role suboptimum nutrition plays in our overall health. From the western diet, lifestyle factors and man made medicines, how much is contributing to both your physical and mental health?

In this episode your host Steve Bennett and his guest Dr Aseem Malhotra expose whether to much exercise can cause a heart attack.

In this episode, your host Steve Bennett and Sustainable food activist, Patrick Holden discuss how the UK needs to move to a more sustainable and organic way of farming.

In this episode, your host Steve Bennett and heart expert, Dr Malcolm Kendrick discuss the truth behind what causes heart disease and the negative impact of statins on the body

In this Episode of Fat & Furious, your host Steve Bennett is joined by Dr. Jen Unwin. Jen is a key supporter of the Public Health Collaboration and the leader of Real Food Rocks.

In this Episode of Fat & Furious, your host Steve Bennett is joined by Jason Fung a Canadian Nephrologist, a medical doctor who specialises in kidney care and treating diseases of the kidney.

In this Episode of Fat & Furious, your host Steve Bennett is joined by fellow Podcaster, Wellness Expert and twice bestselling Author, Dr Shan Hussain. Steve and Shan discuss how a fit, healthy and practising GP suffered a heart attack. What in fact was the single biggest contributor to Dr Shan’s heart attack? Is stress indeed the ‘silent killer?’