Media & Interviews with Tony Royle
A collection of podcasts, talks and interviews featuring Tony Royle — sharing his personal health journey, practical lifestyle insights for metabolic and heart health, and clear explanations of how to think critically about health claims in the media.
A We Love Our Heart Podcast
with host
Mark Felstead
Mark talks with Tony about their common experience of suffering an unexpected heart attack and the natural strategies that one can adopt to return the body to good health. Amongst other things, they discuss the nature and impact of the cholesterol con.
From Heart Attack to Patient Advocacy (Diet & Health Today with Zoë Harcombe)
In this conversation, Tony Royle shares how a heart attack became the turning point that pushed him from a successful flying career into patient advocacy. He talks candidly about medication challenges, what he learned the hard way, and the lifestyle shifts (especially diet and exercise) that helped him rebuild his health—alongside a bigger message about personal responsibility, curiosity, and learning to think critically.
The Mathematics of Deception - How Governments and the MS Media Maintain Their Illusions.
Tony Royle returns to discuss how numbers, charts, and statistics can be presented in ways that shape perception and reinforce a chosen narrative. In simple, easy-to-follow language, he walks through five common techniques he believes are used to influence public understanding—and why learning to “read the maths” matters.
A Patient Perspective on Heart Disease by Tony Royle
Tony Royle shares a powerful patient perspective on heart disease—what happened, what he learned from blood tests and risk markers, and the practical lifestyle steps he believes can support heart and metabolic health, including cholesterol and statin discussions.
Tony Royle - Engineering His
Heart Attack Recovery
Dr Tony Royle is a former electrical engineer and both military and civilian pilot. He flew 3 operational tours on the RAF’s C130 aircraft before joining Virgin Atlantic to fly the Airbus A340 and A330. Whilst a pilot he pursued a parallel academic career in the sciences and mathematics and is currently an Associate Lecturer with the UK’s Open University tutoring on their MSc Mathematics course. He specialises in the use of a ketogenic diet to prevent and treat disease. He is a published author and international amateur age-group triathlete. In this podcast he chats with Jackie and Louise about how he engineered his own, natural recovery from a heart attack he suffered in 2014
