Testosterone for women | Professor Susan Davis, AO

In today’s episode, I’m joined by Professor Susan Davis, an endocrinologist and one of the world’s leading experts on hormones in women’s health. With decades of clinical and research experience, Susan has been at the forefront of studying testosterone in postmenopausal women, challenging long-held assumptions and driving new conversations in medicine. We take a deep […]

The most important health test people are overlooking | Simon Hill, Msc

High blood pressure, often called the silent killer, is the world’s most deadly modifiable risk factor, responsible for more deaths than smoking or high cholesterol. In this solo episode of The Proof, I distil over 100 pages of the latest European (ESC 2024) and American (ACC/AHA 2025) blood pressure guidelines into a clear, practical framework you can […]

Mushrooms, Pink Salt, and Nutrition Myths | Dr Flávia Fayet-Moore

Is it possible to eat for both pleasure and performance, without sacrificing either? In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Flávia Fayet-Moore, nutrition scientist and CEO of Nutrition Research Australia, to unpack the science of nutrient density and explore how we can better nourish ourselves through practical, enjoyable food choices. We dive deep into the […]

Does Keto Accelerate Heart Disease? What the New Study Didn’t Tell You | Simon Hill

You’ve probably heard the claim: “If you’re lean and metabolically healthy, high LDL doesn’t matter.” In low-carb circles, it’s more than a claim, it’s a permission slip to eat as much butter and bacon as you like. But is that confidence backed by science? In this solo episode, I break down the much-discussed KETO-CTA study […]

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From the author of The Proof is in the Plants and creator of the Proof Podcast, Simon Hill

2-Week Meal Plan

Plant curious? Experience the benefits of eating more plants with this 2-week plant-based meal plan! Not only will eating this way reduce your risk of chronic disease in the long-term, it will leave you feeling better today, too.