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Books like Wired to Eat

Wired to Eat by Robb Wolf is about nutrition, carbohydrate tolerance, hunger regulation. If that's what drew you in, here are 6 books that share its DNA — each summarized on Superbook, and ready to chat with in the app.

  1. In Defense of Food
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    In Defense of Food

    Michael Pollan · Health

    In Defense of Food opens with seven words that amount to a quiet provocation: Eat food.

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  2. The 4-Hour Body
    The 4-Hour Body

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    The 4-Hour Body

    Timothy Ferriss · Health

    The 4-Hour Body is Timothy Ferriss's account of a decade of self-experimentation with his own body — tracking every measurable variable of diet, training, sleep, and recovery to find the minimum effective dose of each intervention that produces maximum results.

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  3. Intuitive Eating
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    Intuitive Eating

    Evelyn Tribole · Health

    Intuitive Eating, first published in 1995 and now in its fourth edition, is registered dietitian Evelyn Tribole's framework for disengaging from diet culture and relearning to eat in response to hunger and satiety rather than external rules.

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  4. Why We Sleep
    Why We Sleep

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    Why We Sleep

    Matthew Walker · Science

    Why We Sleep is Matthew Walker's attempt to do for sleep what no amount of public health messaging has managed: make people genuinely afraid of what they're losing.

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  5. The Body Keeps the Score
    The Body Keeps the Score

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    The Body Keeps the Score

    Bessel van der Kolk · Psychology

    The Body Keeps the Score is Bessel van der Kolk's account of four decades spent studying and treating trauma, from Vietnam veterans at the VA in the 1970s to survivors of childhood abuse, accidents, and domestic violence.

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  6. 80/20 Running
    80/20 Running

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    80/20 Running

    Matt Fitzgerald · Health

    80/20 Running is Matt Fitzgerald's evidence-based argument that the most common mistake recreational runners make is training too hard, too often.

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