NEW YORK, NY What if you never again need to make a New Years resolution to lose weight or go on a diet because your most-of-the-time way of eating empowers you to eat and weigh less? Original, pioneering research by holistic nutrition researcher Deborah Kesten, M.P.H., and behavioral scientist Larry Scherwitz, Ph.D.authors of the award-winningWhole Person Integrative Eating: A BreakthroughDietary Lifestyleto Treat the Root Causes of Overeating, Overweight, and Obesityreveals that replacing the complex reasons you overeat calledovereatingstyleswith the scientifically sound Whole Person Integrative Eating (WPIE)dietary lifestyle(meaning, WPIE is a way of life; its not a traditional diet) may make weight-loss resolutions obsolete.

Now is the time to reset and rethink what and how we eat; to replace traditional dieting with a scientifically sound way of eating thatlessens overeatingand that leads naturally to weight loss, health and healing, says Kesten.

Kesten and Scherwitz share a simple yet powerful premise: Identify the reasons you overeat (your overeating styles) and gain weightwith the illuminating self-assessment quizthen overcome overeating and lose weight by replacing your overeating styles with the antidotes: the elements of the Whole Person Integrative Eating program.

By shedding light on the root causes of overeating, Kesten and Scherwitz present a program that empowers readers with a personalized plan, and in turn new hope and new choices to help them reduce overeating, lose weight and keep it off.

WPIE isnota diet that a person goes on then off. It is a scientifically sounddietary lifestyledesigned to be practiced for a lifetime.

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, says bestselling author Kenneth Pelletier, M.D., Ph.D., clinical professor of medicine at University of California School of Medicine, San Francisco.

The authors paradigm-shifting message is that food influences not only the physical dimensions of health, but also our emotional, spiritual and social well-being. Their dietary lifestyle can build bridges between the millions who struggle with overeating and weight issues and the medical community. And it can inspire us all to re-envision our relationships with food, eating and weight, so that each time we eat, we are nourished for life.

Deborah Kesten, M.P.H.,is an international nutrition researcher, award-winning author and health journalist, with a specialty in preventing and reversing obesity and heart disease.She is also an experienced, expert speaker and presenterfrom TV and podcast interviews to large conferences and small-group workshops.

Kesten served as Nutritionist on Dean Ornish, M.D.s first clinical trial for reversing heart disease through lifestyle changes, the results of which were published in theJournal of the American Medical Association. She was Director of Nutrition at cardiovascular clinics in Europe and on the Board of Directors of the American Heart Association, San Francisco.

Kesten has published more than 400 nutrition and health articles. Her first book,Feeding the Body, Nourishing the Soul, received the first-place gold award in the Spirituality category from the Independent Publisher Book Awards.Whole Person Integrative Eatinghas been honored with the No.1 gold, best-book award in the Health category by Book Excellence Awards and is a No. 1 Amazon best seller. Kesten is a VIP Contributor at Arianna Huffingtons Thrive Global, and is married to behavioral scientist and co-author ofWhole Person Integrative Eating,Larry Scherwitz, Ph.D.

For more information, please visitwww.IntegrativeEating.com. You can also connect with the author on the following social media sites:https://www.instagram.com/integrativeeating/;

https://www.facebook.com/WholePersonIntegrativeEating;https://twitter.com/IntegrativeEat1.

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