Whole Person Integrative Eating
THE BOOK
From overeating and overweight
to eating less and weighing less.
Without dieting.
WINNER, 2020 Book Excellence Award
—1st Place, Health Category
WINNER, 2020 Next Generation Indie Book Awards
—1st Place, Health Category
About the book
Most of us know diets don’t work.
Unlike traditional diets built around rules and restrictions,
Whole Person Integrative Eating® (WPIE) is a science-backed dietary lifestyle that identifies the reasons so many of us overeat and gain weight—then gives you their antidotes: the 7 pillars of WPIE that lead to eating less and weighing less.
Without dieting.
The Research
In our research, behavioral scientist and coauthor Larry Scherwitz, PhD, and I identified what we call today’s 7 new-normal overeating styles—each strongly linked to overeating, and 5 of the 7 to being overweight or obese.
Participants in our study who replaced their overeating styles with the 7 pillars of WPIE ate less and weighed less.
WITHOUT DIETING.
Whole Person Integrative Eating is a dietary lifestyle that provides a path to eating less, weighing less, and enhancing health.
One meal at a time.
What if you could eat less and
weigh less? Without dieting?
That’s the question—and answer—I shared with readers at Book People in Austin, Texas, from my award-winning book, Whole Person Integrative Eating.
Praise for Whole Person Integrative Eating
From the foreword
❝ WPIE affirms the multidimensional healing power of food and leads us back to a deeper, healthier 'whole person' relationship to food, eating, and weight loss."
— DEAN ORNISH, MD, Founder & President
Preventive Medicine Research Institute
❝ This evidence-based masterpiece not only educates but gives you an easy, precise strategy to experience sustainable freedom from the ravages of obesity."
— David Reed Miloy, MD, MS Founder, Optimum Health: Partners in Wellness
❝ If people follow the revolutionary program outlined in this game-changing, insightful book, it may be the most helpful step they can take toward losing weight and keeping it off."
— Kenneth R. Pelletier, PhD, MD Clinical Professor of Medicine, UCSF
Explore the WPIE program
In Whole Person Integrative Eating, take the What’s Your Overeating Style? Self-Assessment Quiz and discover the step-by-step guidelines to eat less and weigh less.
Without dieting.