Feel Better, Live More with Dr Rangan Chatterjee

I have gained so much since listening to these podcasts and the audio book has seriously changed how I conduct/address my life, I’ve recommended it to all of my friends! A must read/listen

I’ve just started listening to the pod and really enjoying it I’ve come to that stage in my life where I’ve understand myself better than ever the only limitations we put on ourselves and happiness is a choice we have inside, just listening to the episode with Mo and it’s amazing I would like to thank you both for speaking from the heart on such a emotional subject, I won’t lie I was moved to tears of pure emotions happiness and gratitude from my heart to listen to such a beautiful way of looking at what happened with is son, I think it will help a lot of people dealing with loss I know it has with me so thank you so much

I have never reviewed a podcast before but I feel compelled to because this podcast is changing my life. I love the range of topics covered, the simplicity of the “4 pillars of health” idea which I’m now telling everyone about, the thoughtful and insightful way that you pose questions and interview your guests. I love that you aren’t afraid to broach more spiritual topics and the holistic view you take on health. This is a remarkable podcast with something in it for everyone. Thank you for keeping me motivated in my new healthy habits, I’m feeling so much benefit from making very simple but profound changes to my life based on the recommendations shared here. You were born to do this, keep going! If you ever get the chance I would love to hear an episode relating specifically to parents of young families, and tips for prioritising wellbeing during that very intense phase of life. Or perhaps a series of episodes! Or one to do with the link between creativity and wellbeing. Thank you for all that you do.

Not great. I usually love this podcast I like Dr Chatterjee and have been following him for a long time. I was really looking forward to listening to Dr Rupy but he was constantly interrupted and talked over. Gave up half way through.