We Love Our Heart

Today on We Love Our Heart The Podcast I’m joined by Mark Kaplan — a former professional tennis player who was competing at an elite level… and still experienced a serious heart event. Now just think about that for a moment. This is someone who, lik eme,  was fitter than most people will ever be — and yet, something clearly wasn’t right under the surface. In this conversation, we unpack what happe...

Hi there and welcome to another Episode of We Love Our Heart the podcast – today we are talking to my friend Hans from the Netherlands.  I first met Hans through fascination with water when I spotted a flask of water with a vortex swirling around it…love at first sight for me (vortexes are so my thing…) and I chased down the European distributor… which was Hans.   We have been on a journey togethe...

In Episode 3 we have a fascinating half hour with Dr Stephen Hussey where we talk about, amongst other things, • What Really Causes Heart Disease? Not just cholesterol or plaque buildup as traditionally taught. Dr. Hussey challenges conventional views, focusing on biophysical/environmental factors (light, water, stress, circadian rhythm) over purely biochemical ones. He helps people gain an empowe...

Nutrition, Food Politics & the Vegan Debate with Dr Zoë Harcombe In this episode we speak with Dr Zoë Harcombe , a Cambridge-educated researcher known for her critical analysis of mainstream nutrition advice. Zoë originally studied mathematics at Cambridge, but her path shifted toward nutrition after a family member developed diabetes. That personal experience sparked a deep interest in diet,...

In this episode of We Love Our Heart , I sit down with the brilliant Dr Sarah Myhill , one of the UK’s most respected naturopathic doctors, to explore the real causes of heart disease. And in just 30 minutes , she managed to compress what normally takes two full lectures into an eye-opening masterclass. Her core message challenges the conventional narrative: heart disease is primarily a vascular p...

Hi there and welcome to the We Love Our Heart podcast 2.0   My name is Mark Felstead and I was once a very fit guy in his 50s (competitive triathlete even).  Then one warm August evening whilst competing in a local running event I collapsed shortly before the finish line – sudden cardiac arrest – clinically dead as the doctors delighted in telling me later.   Why me and why did I survive are the q...