Renowned cardiologist Daniel López Rosetti discussed the detrimental impact of chronic stress on the body in an interview with LA NACION. He argues that minimizing emotional distress, or “making bad blood” as he phrases it, is achievable through adopting a Stoic outlook on everyday frustrations. Rosetti suggests that a key to improved health lies in cultivating a lifestyle that avoids unnecessary conflicts and anxieties. His perspective centres on accepting what one cannot control and focusing on internal responses to external events. By embracing a Stoic philosophy, individuals can mitigate the physiological damage caused by persistent stress. Ultimately, Rosetti advocates for a proactive approach to mental wellbeing as a foundation for physical health.