About the Eatiful Method
We Know Weight Loss
87% of women have tried between 2 and 5 ways to lose weight.*
86% of women had tried unsuccessfully to lose weight with traditional weight loss programmes, calorie counting or exercise.*
82% women want a new way to lose weight, a non-diet weight loss approach.* Well, here it is!
We Know Eating
67% people said they eat too fast.*
78% admitted to overeating… at every meal.*
*In recent Eatiful surveys.
By eating slowly, we can stop overeating. And reverse weight gain.
Eatiful is based on Science
Fast eaters gain more weight.
Slow eaters consume less food and feel fuller.
Slow eaters consume fewer calories.
Slow eaters feel greater satiety.
Studies from Japan in 2011 and USA in 1999 show fast eaters gain more weight. Research by the University of Rhode Island showed slow eaters consumed fewer calories and reported greater satiety. Further reviews suggest that fast eating contributes to metabolic disorders. Additionally, Eatiful is creating its own data on the role of mindful eating in weight management and is currently undertaking an observational study with Liverpool John Moores University.
Eatiful is a different approach
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The Eatiful Method is a tried and tested different way to lose weight, based on how and why you eat, not what you eat.
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There are 10 core principles to The Eatiful Method that we have learned from many years of weight loss trial and error, from research and by talking to people who want to lose weight.
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Learn more about The Eatiful Method and principles by downloading the app or taking our 7 day course.
