Whole Person Care Is Not an Alternative to Health Care

LZ Granderson: You describe an approach called whole person care that is not an alternative to health care. He says it's about "honoring our body, honoring our body, tending our mind and emotions" LZ: It can start with this simple act of developing a meditation practice or starting out our day with a nutrient dense breakfast. But when those are the only tools in your toolkit, people are coming to you saying, what I should eat? Like, oh, my chains dropped 70 years ago, where they were mostly on food chains.