This title is from the author of the "New York Times" bestselling "The Rice Diet Solution" - a practical 30-day plan for inner healing and lasting weight loss. Since 1939, the world-renowned Rice Diet has been one of the most medically sound, effective, and sustainable weight loss programs, with 43 per cent of participants maintaining their weight loss after six years. Now, building on the Rice Diet's success, "The Rice Diet Renewal" goes beyond what you eat to help you heal the roots of the emotional, mental, and spiritual underpinnings that often get in the way of achieving and maintaining weight loss. This title gives you the framework you need to break down the psychological and behavioral barriers to sustainable weight loss. It presents a scientifically based 4-step foundation for Cleansing Your Body, Healing Your Heart, Empowering Your Mind, and Connecting with Your Spirit. It offers the latest science needed to transcend a limiting diet perspective, to a sustainable dieta, a way of life that promotes optimal weight and health. It gives you practical, active tools to meet weight-loss and health goals, such as music therapy, journaling, creative exercises like dream boards and other deep healing therapeutic approaches including emotional freedom technique (EFT). It includes inspiring stories of 'Ricers' who have found weight-loss success, sometimes after years of failure with traditional diets. It provides a 4-week menu of seasonal, organic, local foods, naturally low in saturated fat, sodium, and sugar, empowering you with the desire for conscious consumption. Going far deeper than diet, "The Rice Diet Renewal" empowers you to change the thoughts and beliefs that may have limited your weight-loss success in the past so that you can reach the weight, healing, and life goals you desire at last.

Author Biography

KITTY GURKIN ROSATI, M.S., R.D., L.D.N., author of the New York Times bestselling The Rice Diet Solution, Heal Your Heart, and The Rice Diet Cookbook, has worked in the field of weight-related disease prevention and reversal for two and a half decades. She is the nutrition director of the Rice Diet Program, has been a clinical instructor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and has counseled diverse populations including drug and alcohol rehabilitation patients and IBM and Glaxo executives.