Motivational and uplifting

Thank you for sharing these inspiring podcasts. Whenever I am on a long drive I learn so much from each and every one.

I stumbled on Dr. Chatterjee when searching for more content on Anita Moorjani, interviewed here. I kept listening. I’ve learned so much and have been pleasantly surprised to be supported on more than one podcast with my tendency to fast, something my parents worry about, to hear there are dr’s in the medical community talking about the nervous system as a root cause of illness and disease, and to learn things I never considered before. I’m now learned about and am interested in getting a Woop band, tracking basic biomarkers, and replacing my multi-vitamin with AG1. thank you for this podcast.

I typed into chatGPT to look for something to listen to at work and they recommended this! Wow! I did not expect to actually enjoy a show about health. I figured it’d be boring, but absolutely not. I’m inspired. I truly believe this podcast will change my life. I’ve already messaged 10 different people to listen to it and that’s while listening to my very first episode. Keep em coming because this is perfection

This is one of my top 5 podcasts. Each episode is filled with useful nuggets of inspiration and knowledge! I listen to the episodes more than once!

Great podcast. I love this guy get so much helpful information and he is very interesting to listen to.

I really enjoy this podcast because it approaches subjects that are helpful for me and explained in terms I understand

Dr Rangan, in a world where there is so much frustration and negativity you are one of those voices lifting humanity with facts, data, science, compassion and a beautiful heart. I can’t thank you enough for your work and kindness; the caliber of your guests is so impressive and some of the episodes that I have already listened to are life changing. May you always have this incredible light that lifts and guides so many.

I am a healthcare provider who loves to learn and improve my overall health. This podcast is part of my daily walks in which I get to learn of great health habits, along with areas for potential improvement. I am extremely blessed to have access to this great podcast and hope we can continue enjoying of more valuable conversations 🙏🏽 Thank you!

Wonderful podcast, week after week packed with plenty of fascinating, practical and applicable information. Meant to help us grasp that we are the “CEO” of our health, key person in collaboration with our doctor.

Love this podcast. Dr. Chatterjee and all his guests are authentic, genuine and knowledgeable.

Dr. Chatterjee is my go-to health podcast. His long and bite size formats are full of valuable insights. Time spent listening to this podcast is time well spent.

I love listening to this podcast when I’m walking. The guests are experts and they have great conversations with Rangan. I share episodes with friends and family every time I listen. I know my family is tired of hearing every sentence start with ‘I heard this on a podcast….’ lol

love love love this podcast. has helped me learn things that've changed my life!

Dr. Chatterjee is an incredibly kind, warm, humble, knowledgeable, and REAL human, and his podcast is full of helpful content. He has interesting guests and covers a wide range of highly relevant topics. I’m always looking forward to whatever’s coming next!

I have listened to this podcast for over 4 years and have gained so much knowledge about how to manage my own health. His long form podcast gives you an in-depth knowledge of a subject so you can really understand the information rather than getting the cliff notes like some other podcasts. Thank you for all your hard work and for your passion which shows in every podcast you produce.

I have really enjoyed Dr. Chatterjee’s podcasts and all his guests. The bite size episodes are so easy to digest and listen to when you don’t have a ton of time but I also enjoy taking the time to listen to his longer episodes because they are so empowering and educational! Thank you for bringing your expertise to us in a digestible way and for helping us realize we have the power to control our health!

This podcast is great! It is full of excellent information that is keeping me well-informed while navigating my medical journey . I appreciate this pod so much, thank you!

I always learn so much !

Really grateful for the thoughtful content in this podcast. Wonderful health advice lead with empathy that we all have different means and thresholds.

So, I do like the reach and variety of information, HOWEVER, I am no longer sure that the advice from this podcast is safe and effective. Is he actually a medical doctor? I am asking, because he has a lot of questionable sponsors, and often there seems to be a severely biased lean to the studies highlighted. I don’t know if he is right or wrong about anything, but I do think people should check with their own medical professionals before they make decisions based on what they hear on a podcast.

Topics can be interesting, but the one thing that always ruins it for me is Dr Chatterjee’s obsession with sugar. I know sugar is like a drug and a major issue, but he always, over and over again, reduces people’s behavior to “eating too much sugar”. Even in the episode about workplace relationships - problem with a coworker? And that is why people eat too much sugar. Any problem one can have leads to “eating too much sugar” in his eyes. Untrue, often irrelevant, and unhelpful. Also, constantly plugging in his books and talking louder than guests. Can do better.

This show has helped to play a big part in improving the physical, mental, and social dimensions of my life. I always take a number of insights away from the conversations with the guests Dr. Chatterjee has on.

Best wellness topics! You will never be disappointed with any episode. Good stuff!

I’ve enjoyed so many of Dr Chatterjee’s podcast episodes! His topics and discussions with the incredible guests are always so relatable and insightful. I love how Dr Chatterjee plays devil’s advocate with the guests, providing empathy to the listeners. And I do try to think of at least one thing I can take away and apply to my life. I’m addicted to this podcast! Thank you so much Dr Chatterjee! 🙏🏼

Smart, empathetic with brilliant guests, I’ve learned so much - and I’ve been able to apply it in my daily life.

This podcast is one of the most informative shows I’ve encountered. I’ve resonated with so many of the guests and Dr. Chatterjee does a great job with his interviewing and making sure terms and information are understood by every person listening whether educated in the topics or learning about them for the first time. I’ve recommended this podcast to all of my family and have shared it on social media in hopes that others will follow and listen. Thank you for creating this channel! A forever listener.

Highly & holistically applicable to a sustainable approach to physical health and mental wellness. A staple on my daily walks and commutes. Recommended 🙏

Dr. Chatterjee is what we all wish our own doctor could be. His input and the guests he has is a game changer for living a better life!

It’s a pretty good show and I like some of the guests but it can be very very long winded. I feel that episodes could easily be half the length or shorter and still cover everything

Exceptional content. Such motivating and growth focused episodes. Every guest has such wisdom who share and Dr Chatterjee is an incredible host and narrator.

Thank you for your direct and approachable podcast. Enjoy listening to it.

Please don’t include Andrew Huberman. I love your old British tv show and respect you. I can’t respect someone (AH) who lied so much in his personal life.

I was listening to the show about ultra processed food. It was good and I was into it, until the commercial for AG1 came on. Really? You have a discussion about eating real foods, then you come on and push a green processed powder on your listeners? Yet another scam artist posing as a health guru.

Dr Chatterjee’s Bite Size episode with Dr Gabor Mate was a beautiful piece of wisdom gleaned from a life well lived and reflected upon. It reminded me of the talks I had with my dad as he grew older. My dad emphasized more and more the need to play instead of working, working, working. He said that one needed enough money to be comfortable and not much more. I felt that same wisdom in listening to Dr Mate.

I started this on show 1 season 1 and have been listening to it non stop. Interesting stuff even if not directly applicable like if I already know something. It reinforces things I’ve learned before but offers some great insights from passionate professionals that are leaders in their industries. I am from the US and love the Brits podcasts.

Your episode with Dr. Joe Dispenza literally changed my life!! Thank you so much!!

One of my pastimes while taking my daily walk is to listen to an encouraging podcast. Dr Rangan is one of the top podcasts on my list. He recently talked about how not to take offense and gave 8 questions to ask yourself. For the past couple of days I have been referring to those questions whenever I feel irritated with someone. It has given me so much peace and by not taking offense, it has cleared up tension in my body and mind, and opened up the possibility for deeper relationships with others. He is a gifted teacher! Highly recommend!!

Thank you for showing curiosity to the world through your recent conversation with Anita. I love the direction your podcast is going in, which is authentic to you and enriching for us all. My husband and I look forward to your live show in March and we wish your family a wonderful festive season.

The podcast with Anita Moorjani resonated with me to my very soul. It will change my life. It’s a brilliantly clear message to follow my intuition and live the life I know my soul longs to live.

Dr Rangon Chatterjee puts such thought and care into each episode. I’ve learned so much about health, the mind body connection and information I can apply to my own life. Just love this show!!

This is a one of a kind podcast that has changed my life for the better! Deeply grateful for this podcast.

Dr. Rangan Not long ago you had a wonderful conversation with Dr. Gladys McGarey Which I saved. RIP Dr. Gladys

The information from guests is usually great, but for the love of God, can Rangan LET the GUESTS….talk!??! We get it, you’re sooo smart, though your desire to prove and show how freaking smart you are and how much you relate to the topic, ends up making you sound so dumb. Every single guest and topic, he interrupts, including the latest episode with Peter O’Sullivan, and has some irrelevant story (relevant to him) about how the totally knows what they mean. “Look at this example in my perfect life” *eye roll*. The frequent interruptions, with his loonnng dramaaaatic pauses for emphasis, are what keep me from finishing most episodes unless I really like the guest. Its a shame, if you’re going to be a guest-oriented podcast….let THEM talk.

Excellent podcast. Thank you so much Dr. Chatterjee. So disappointed in Dr. Ede. Information and assertions she made regarding legumes concerning.

I found Dr. Chatterjee’s podcast a couple of years ago and it quickly became one of my favorites. I love hearing the perspective of a caring medical doctor who has seen the limitations of the western medical field and explores broader topics of mind, body and spirit as an approach to health and wellness. He researches each guest with such time and care which allows him to dive deeply into their area of expertise in a way that anyone listening can understand. His interviews flow more like conversations and his approach is personal, inquisitive, inspirational and non-judgmental. I have learned SO much from Dr. Chatterjee over the years and truly look forward to each episode. Don’t let the length scare you- it’s very easy to listen to, even if you only have a 10 minutes at a time.

Dear Dr. Chatterjee, it was your podcast / YouTube that I discovered Dr. Thomas Seyfried phd. I got diagnosed with IIIc lung cancer. Non small… I am a IIIc bc it moved to the lymph nodes in my Clavicle and starting up my neck. My MRI brain scan is clear. My Pet scanner showed clear liver no other tumers. But I am a naturally small woman and so when I tried keto , no glucose to try and get keto 1 - >2 glucose I lost weight which is not good. The doctors are concerned about my weight loss from 108 to 103. I am also on double chemo. (2 types on same day , 3 sessions and starting my 3rd week of radiation. My question is how does someone like me starve the cancer when they doctors say if I continue to lose weight considering feeling tube. I eat a lot just trying to gain weight I had to stop the keto due to weight loss. What does someone like me do in this situation? Have tried to find a way to contact and ask Dr. Seyfried but been unable to. Oh and also wanted the gki kit but boyfriend ordered blow one I thought blood one more accurate so could 1-<2. My blow was 25. And he said u r in keto but like I said I have had to revise to gain weight. Suggestions? Greatly appreciate you both 💕

I love this podcast but I had to stop listening to the Sharma interview when he used Steve Jobs and the Taj Mahal as examples of lives well lived. Jobs was a complicated and successful man but hard to buy as a role model for a life well lived. And the Taj Mahal was not built through effort, but domination, cruelty and obsession. I think some of guests need to be challenged more

Good info.

I was really, genuinely helped by the episode on forgiveness with Fred Luskin. It helped me to finally forgive someone I’ve been trying to forgive (unsuccessfully) for a few years. Thanks!