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How to eat and exercise for greater resilence

Unfiltered met esteemed psychologist Dr Stephen Sideroff to discover the huge impact nutrition and physical activity levels can have on how well - or how badly - you deal with stress, and what you can do, starting today, to build greater reserves of resilience
Dr Stephen Sideroff
Dr Stephen Sideroff

Dr Stephen Sideroff is Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences at the UCLA School of Medicine, and Director of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Ethics. He is an an internationally-recognised expert in resilience, optimal performance, addiction, neuro-feedback and alternative approaches to stress and mental health. He lives in Topanga Valley, California. Follow him on X and Instagram. Visit drstephensideroff.com.

The low-effort ways to shake off stress

Stress and resilience are primarily mental health issues, but the state of your physical health – specifically the quality and variety of your diet, and how often you do different types of exercise – has a huge influence on how well, or how badly, you cope with life’s inevitable ups and downs.

In the latest of our exclusive interview series with Dr Stephen Sideroff, Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences at the UCLA School of Medicine, he reveals the low-effort but big-impact lifestyle changes you can make, starting right now, to build greater reserves of resilience to overcome whatever obstacle appears in your way.

Watch our main interview with Dr Stephen Sideroff on what everyone gets wrong about resilience.


Listen to the Unfiltered Extra podcast with Dr Stephen Sideroff on Spotify

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