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Lauren Manaker

Registered Dietitian

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Prevention Magazine, Good Housekeeping, Delish, Health, preventionaus.com.au

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Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 42 %

Reviews: 26 %

Data Driven: 14 %

Listicles: 8 %

Opinion: 3 %

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Most Recent Topics:

Diet & Nutrition
Consumer Health
Wellness Programs
Aging & Longevity
Fitness
Food Safety
Health News
Food Waste

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Lauren's coverage centers on diet and nutrition, with a focus on evidence-based recommendations for healthy eating. Given this, she would likely be interested in pitches that offer scientifically-backed insights into food and nutrition trends or innovative approaches to healthy eating.

Her emphasis on citing data suggests an interest in research-driven content. Pitches offering access to new studies or analysis of existing data related to food and nutrition may resonate well with her.

Additionally, Lauren's coverage also includes health & wellbeing themes such as "What Happens to Your Body When You Take Laxatives for Constipation Every Day," indicating potential interest in topics related to general wellness alongside specific dietary considerations.

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9 Gut-Healthy Drinks Dietitians Recommend for Better Digestion

By: Lauren Manaker

Lauren Manaker MS, RDN, LD Why this matters: What you drink can influence digestion, bowel regularity, and the bacteria in your gut.

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I'm a Dietitian Over 40—Here's What I Actually Eat for Breakfast Now That I'm in Midlife

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For most of my 30s, breakfast was an afterthought. A granola bar, a coffee, maybe a banana if I felt ambitious—and I'd be good to go until lunch.

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10 Foods a Gastroenterologist Eats Every Week to Keep Her Gut Healthy

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From yogurt to potatoes, a gastroenterologist reveals what she noshes on regularly to support her gut.

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10 foods a gastroenterologist eats every week to keep her gut healthy

By: Lauren Manaker

Fact checked by Nick Blackmer What we're talking about: A gastroenterologist shared 10 foods she eats weekly to support gut health, including berries, yogurt, lentils, and oats.

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Is Diet Soda Really That Bad for You? A Dietitian Explains

By: Lauren Manaker

As a registered dietitian, I hear some version of this confession almost every week: “I know I should quit, but I really love my diet soda.” It

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Eating Walnuts Every Day May Make Your Diet Less Inflammatory, Study Finds

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Lauren Manaker MS, RDN, LD Fact checked by Nick Blackmer What we're talking about: A two-year study found that older adults who ate walnuts daily had diets with lower inflammatory potential.

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I'm a Dietitian, and I Always Eat These Foods With Carbs for Better Blood Sugar

By: Lauren Manaker

Lauren Manaker MS, RDN, LD Fact checked by Nick Blackmer Why this matters: Eating carbs alone can cause rapid blood sugar spikes that may leave you feeling hungry or tired soon afterward.

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Pitching Insights

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