She's certainly got a very no-bullshit approach, which I love.I especially like her fondness for aversion therapy - actually showin fats what they eat in a course of a week is a powerful wake up call. I mean as well, holistic just means whole body. If you eat 3,000 calories a day of veg and fruit it's still bad because 3,000 calories is more than most people need.  I do kind of like the "look after all of yourself" approach. It can help people be more in tune with themselves and that's not a bad thing