Jeff Siegel

Jeff Siegel

Jeff Siegel is an integrative men’s wellness coach and mindfulness teacher who helps high-achieving men build sustainable health, balanced eating, and holistic self-care by combining behavior change science with embodied practice. He holds a Master’s in Mind, Brain, and Education from Harvard University and has trained in contemplative traditions (including graduate study in Buddhist Studies), bringing an “East-meets-West” approach that integrates biology, psychology, and mindfulness into practical habit change. Eating 2.0—his debut book—offers an inside-out framework for eating confidently in an ultra-processed food environment, drawing on tools like mindfulness and parts-based approaches to reduce guilt and reactivity around food.

Website: https://jeffsiegelwellness.com

Why Eating Got So Hard (It’s Not Your Fault)

Why Eating Got So Hard (It’s Not Your Fault)

This episode dives into how to eat sanely and joyfully in a “Food 2.0” world engineered for overeating—using Jeff Siegel’s story of anorexia, his “inner eaters” model, and an Integral lens to end the civil war between mind and body. Together we explore how biology, psychology, culture, systems, and even GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic all shape your plate—and how to reclaim a flexible, wise, and genuinely nourishing relationship with food.