Feel Better, Live More with Dr Rangan Chatterjee

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

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.

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 💕