The film “Unnatural Causes” examines how socioeconomic factors influence people’s health. Utilizing examples from the United States, the series explores the root causes of health variations among people in the United States. Also, the series tries to look for solutions to the inequalities. This paper will answer questions that relate to the series (California Newsreel, 2016). What did the Whitehall Study reveal about the connection between health and wealth? The study reveals the link between the economic status of people, and their ability to access health. That is, people’s economic status determines their health. In this regard, the study reveals that one’s ability to access healthcare is determined by his/her ability to pay for the services. Moreover, the quality of healthcare services provided to individuals depends on their financial capability or social status. Moreover, the study reveals that poor people are exposed to more health threats than their rich counterparts are. Specifically, the study reveals that people who belong to the middle to lower classes on the class pyramid are likely to be unhealthy due to their inability to access quality health. Also, these people are exposed to health hazards due to their exposure to chronic stressors. Moreover, it should be noted that people from the middle to lower classes have limited access to opportunities. Furthermore, these classes of people have inadequate resources that can aid them in changing their destinies. On the other hand, people from middle to higher classes in the pyramid readily access quality healthcare services. Generally, these people live longer than their poor counterparts do because they can easily change their destinies. In essence, it is quite clear that health correlates to wealth. Therefore, more wealth leads to a controlled life, and less wealth leads to an uncontrolled life. That is, people who can control their lives live healthier than those who cannot control their lives (California Newsreel, 2016). Dr. David Williams says, “Stress helps motivate us. In our society today, everybody experiences stress. The person who has no stress is a person who is dead.” Describe the body’s stress (fight or flight) response. How is chronic stress different? How does stress increase the risk of illness and disease? Based on the movie, David Williams is correct in his argument because no person lives without stress. However, the movie also shows that people can deal with a certain level of stress. However, when this limit is exceeded, then people are categorized as having stress overload, which is known as chronic stress (McLeod, 2010). The body’s stress fight or flight response produces short-term responses through sympathomedullary pathway (SAM) produces stress hormones cortisol and adrenaline, which increases the body’s strength (Segal et al., 2016). These hormones make the body more steady, focused, and active depending on the stressor. In this manner, the stress response can contain stress. Besides, the body can go back to normal once the stress has been contained. However, chronic stress results from repeated stressors leading to the regular stress response. This raises bloo