Book · 2018 · Health
The Four Pillar Plan
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Why people recommend it
The Four Pillar Plan by Rangan Chatterjee is a health and wellness guide designed to help readers improve their overall well-being by focusing on four fundamental areas of daily life. The book was featured on an episode of The Rich Roll Podcast, where host Rich Roll spoke with Dr. Rangan Chatterjee about strategies to make chronic diseases disappear through lifestyle modifications. Throughout the conversation, Rich Roll praised the publication for being exceptionally accessible to the general public, noting that the actionable advice makes complex health concepts easy to understand. The host also drew attention to the alarming health statistics cited within the pages, pointing out specific figures regarding chronic illness to underscore the urgency of the health crisis. Reading directly from the text during the interview, Rich Roll highlighted that one in ten Americans currently suffered from type 2 diabetes, using the book's data to emphasize the critical need for preventive lifestyle changes. The discussion underscored the practical value of the author's approach to combating modern health epidemics through sustainable daily habits.
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Rich Roll and what's great about the book is that it really is super accessible 1
“and what's great about the book is that it really is super accessible”
“because the statistics and this you know specifically some of the numbers that you use in your book they're just appalling”
“yeah I'm looking at your book right now one in ten Americans currently has type 2 diabetes”
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“and when my first book came out talking about this about five years ago people say doctor where should i start”
“penguin it delighted with and I son a two-book deal with them so we'll do some some live events around the UK to start with”
“specifically the approach I take with these four pillars particularly when I was writing the book is how can I make it accessible to people”
“what I put out in the book is literally nearly 20 years of experience of seeing patients”
“okay so just in case people aren't familiar there's four pillars and it's there's a quarter on each of them in in the book in the mood pillow”
“and and I've tried to come up with a with a with a program and a philosophy in this book where it's as relevant to let's say a vegan as it is to a meat-eater”
“this is why this is not a book about food this is why it's a book about”
“what I do with patients what I do with when I speak to the public or or in the book”
“books like yours books like mine so many great books out there to try and help people understand what they might be able to do”
“so I thought how the hell do I write a book for the general population that personalizes it”
“but what I think I'm most proud of is that this book is making people want to make lifestyle change”
“it's the four pillar plan you'd see it here on video and in the u.s. they have changed the title”