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Dr. Rangan Chatterjee

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4423 total appearances

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Podcast Appearances

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

yeah then figure out what you what you really need in that moment and and then go reach out for that if it's calling a friend if it's you know taking a nap if it's whatever it is it's going to sort of deal with what you need rather than the food which becomes our default then we've you know we've created a culture where that's what happens when your kids shut up here eat this candy if you're screaming eat this ice cream here you know have have some treat as a way of kind of mollifying kids and it becomes this

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

yeah then figure out what you what you really need in that moment and and then go reach out for that if it's calling a friend if it's you know taking a nap if it's whatever it is it's going to sort of deal with what you need rather than the food which becomes our default then we've you know we've created a culture where that's what happens when your kids shut up here eat this candy if you're screaming eat this ice cream here you know have have some treat as a way of kind of mollifying kids and it becomes this

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

sense of our reliance on things that are really bad for us to make us feel better rather than understanding how to actually feel better.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

sense of our reliance on things that are really bad for us to make us feel better rather than understanding how to actually feel better.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

sense of our reliance on things that are really bad for us to make us feel better rather than understanding how to actually feel better.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

That's what the diabetes doctor.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

That's what the diabetes doctor.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

That's what the diabetes doctor.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

That's crazy.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

That's crazy.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

That's crazy.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

They're very disconnected from themselves.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

They're very disconnected from themselves.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

They're very disconnected from themselves.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

So it's really, it's interesting how language is.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

So it's really, it's interesting how language is.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

So it's really, it's interesting how language is.

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

That's all right. I mean, I think you and I are on the same track. People need to be empowered with the knowledge and the tools to both know what to do, know how to do it, and with the information that allows them to be informed about their own biology. And I think most of medicine has been paternalistic and patronizing and has created a firewall between

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

That's all right. I mean, I think you and I are on the same track. People need to be empowered with the knowledge and the tools to both know what to do, know how to do it, and with the information that allows them to be informed about their own biology. And I think most of medicine has been paternalistic and patronizing and has created a firewall between

The Dr. Hyman Show
Why You Know What to Do, But Still Don’t Do It

That's all right. I mean, I think you and I are on the same track. People need to be empowered with the knowledge and the tools to both know what to do, know how to do it, and with the information that allows them to be informed about their own biology. And I think most of medicine has been paternalistic and patronizing and has created a firewall between