Nutrition Journo Requests

Indian Researcher - Non-Nutritional Factors in Anaemia Onset

#SourceRequest: I am looking to speak to an Indian researcher whose work focuses on anaemia. I am particularly interested in understanding the factors beyond nutrition that contribute to the onset of anaemia. Please message me if you would like to share your insights. You can also email me at [email redacted]. Thank you!

People Diagnosed With ADHD - Eating & Nutrition Struggles

I’m looking to interview folks who have been diagnosed with #adhd and struggle with eating and #nutrition. If that’s you and you are willing to give me 30 minutes of your time virtually, book some time with me! fantastical.app/GraysonHay/a...

Nutritionist - Coffee Health Questions - GQ UK

Looking for a nutritionist to answer Qs on coffee today for a GQ UK piece. [email redacted] #journorequest

gq-magazine.co.uk

RTD Protein Beverage Consumers in India - Buying Habits & Preferences

I’ve started researching India’s RTD protein beverage category. Last night, I spent several hours scraping listings across Amazon, Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart, BigBasket and JioMart, and started building a master dataset of RTD protein beverages. A few early observations from the dataset: Chocolate is the most common flavour family, followed by coffee and vanilla. Among single-serve products where price data was available, the average price works out to roughly ₹63 per 100 ml. The median is much lower at around ₹44 per 100 ml, largely because imported products pull the average upwards. The average single-serve product in the dataset delivers around 22g of protein per pack, while the median is 25g. The category itself is also quite varied. You have fresh high-protein milk, ambient milkshakes, protein coffee, plant-protein shakes and even protein water sitting under the same broad RTD protein beverage umbrella. I’m now going deeper into ingredients, protein sources, sweeteners, nutrition, pricing, manufacturing, claims, flavours and consumption occasions. I also want to speak to people who actually consume these products. If you regularly drink protein shakes or high-protein milk, please drop a comment, DM me, or send me a connection request. It’s for my research, and I’d love to understand what you buy, why you buy it, and what you like or dislike about the category.

Coaches & Athletes in India - Athlete Development Management System

We identify sporting talent. But do we know what happens to an athlete next? Imagine a talented 13-year-old athlete. He gets identified. He enters the system. Over the next few years, he may suffer an injury. He may struggle to balance his studies and training. He may not get enough competition exposure. And one day, he may simply disappear from the pathway. The question is: Does the system know why? In the first episode of Inside Indian Sports, I explore an idea that I believe deserves discussion: an Athlete Development Management System that tracks an athlete’s development journey beyond identification. Coach. Training centre. Training load. Recovery. Nutrition. Competition exposure. Injury and rehabilitation. Performance progression. Because identifying talent is only the beginning. The real challenge is ensuring that talent continues to develop. 🎥 Watch the full episode: Athlete Development Management System | Inside Indian Sports I would genuinely like to hear from coaches, athletes, parents, federations, academies and sports administrators: How should India track an athlete’s journey after talent identification? #InsideIndianSports #IndianSports #AthleteDevelopment #SportsManagement #TalentDevelopment #SportsTechnology

Founders & Investors - Book On Building Startup In Real Time

I’m the founder of Enerium Health, and I’m also an author. Until recently, those two parts of my life existed almost separately. I’m a professional nutritionist, so I know how to write about nutrition and turn complex physiology into something people actually want to read. I’ve also written a children’s book, where the challenge was completely different: talking to children about health through a story rather than a lecture. Now Enerium is going through the Health Founders Estonia accelerator, and somewhere during the first sessions those two parts of my life unexpectedly came together. I found myself wanting to write a book I had never planned to write: a book about what it actually looks like to build a company while you are still building it. I don’t want to reconstruct this story years later, if everything works out, when mistakes have become lessons and hindsight has arranged the chaos into a convincing strategy. Enerium is still at an early stage. We have a working product, users, our first paying subscribers, a team, and ambitious plans, but I genuinely don’t know whether we will build a global company, raise a major investment round, or what Enerium will look like several years from now. That uncertainty is exactly what makes me want to write now. I want to capture the journey as it happens: what we believe today and may discover was wrong tomorrow, how mentors change the way we see the company, which questions from investors force us to rethink our assumptions, how the team evolves, and how a product gradually becomes a business. The working title came to me while writing the first chapter: Conceiving a Unicorn. There is something fascinating about writing a business story without knowing whether it will ever become a success story. I don’t have the luxury of hindsight. I’m writing from inside the process. I would also love to bring other perspectives into the book. If you are an investor, founder, or entrepreneur who has seen companies grow, pivot, scale, raise, fail, or start again, and you would like to contribute your experience, please write to me. The first chapter, “A Good Product Still Isn’t Enough,” is already written, and I’m sharing it here for anyone who would like to read it. And a special thank you to John Collins. His first lecture at Health Founders Estonia made me question things I had taken for granted about Enerium and unexpectedly became the starting point for this first chapter. I have no idea where this story will end. For now, I’m building the company and writing the story at the same time. https://lnkd.in/ezZpFeWn

Nutritionists & MDs - Meal Order Impact on Satiety & Supplement Safety

#JournoRequest I’m looking to speak with a few nutritionists, medical doctors and nutraceutical experts for two upcoming wellness stories for a leading lifestyle publication: 1. Does the order in which we eat fibre, protein and carbohydrates genuinely influence satiety, cravings, energy and other aspects of health? 2. How can supplements be combined safely and effectively for different health goals, and which combinations should be avoided? If you’re an expert in either area, represent an expert, or can recommend someone I could speak with, please DM me or say hi at [email redacted] Thank you! x #journalismrequest #wellnessexpert

Sleep Medicine & Menopause Experts - Sleep Changes After 50 Panel

Seeking experts to join a panel discussion : 🎙️ WHY DOES SLEEP CHANGE AFTER 50 — AND WHAT CAN WE ACTUALLY DO ABOUT IT? •Why am I suddenly waking up at 3 AM? •Why can I fall asleep but not stay asleep? •Why do I wake up tired after getting 7–8 hours? •Do hormones change the way we sleep after 50? •Does alcohol affect sleep differently as we age? •Is magnesium actually helpful? •What about melatonin? •Could medications, stress, blood sugar or sleep apnea be affecting sleep? And when should disrupted sleep be something you talk to your doctor about? These are the kinds of questions adults 50+ are searching for answers to every day — and they're exactly what we want to put on the table for our first collaboration with Stepping Into Graytness panel conversation. We're looking for 2–4 qualified experts 👀who can help us have an honest, practical conversation about why sleep changes as we age and what we can do about it. Sept 28th 7-8pm est live conversation on Riverside and FB, LinkedIn, etc. We want different perspectives at the table. Sleep medicine. Hormones and menopause. Nutrition. Mental health and stress. Functional or integrative medicine. Fitness and recovery. And other specialties that influence how well we sleep. 🚫The goal isn't for everyone to agree. ✔️It's to help people understand what the evidence tells us, what may be worth trying, what might be overhyped, and when it's time to seek professional help. 🎙️ Interested in joining the conversation as an expert? Comment 👉SPEAKER and we'll send you information about being considered for the panel. Presented by The Graytness Collective × The 50+ Insider × Pro Wellness Initiative Educational. Practical. Multiple perspectives. No selling from the stage. #SleepHealth #HealthAfter50

Dietitians & Nutritionists - Household Emergency Food Stockpiling

#journorequest do you work in the food industry, or are a dietician/nutritionist who stockpiles food (not to an extreme degree, but you prepared for a potential emergency) if so I’d like to chat to you ASAP [email redacted] thanks

Doctor or Nutritionist - Sugar Substitutes Safety & Health Effects

Doctor/nutritionist needed to discuss sugar substitutes please #journorequest

Orthopedic Surgeons - Whole-Patient Prehab & Recovery

Recovery begins long before the operation. We tend to picture recovery as the part that comes after surgery. The physical therapy, milestones, and slow return to normal. But by the time a patient reaches the operating room, much of how they will heal is already in motion, shaped by their nutrition, their conditioning, their mental readiness, and how well they understand the road ahead. The operation is one step. A crucial one. But one step in a much longer plan. This week I spent time with Dr. Ahmed Siddiqi, an orthopedic surgeon who has built his practice around exactly this idea. He prepares the whole patient long before the incision. Nutrition, physiology, education, mental readiness, so the surgery lands on a body and a mind that are ready to heal. We talked for an hour and share a common mindset. The best outcomes come from optimizing the whole patient, and from helping patients understand that they are active partners in their own recovery. Not just a technically perfect surgery. Over the next few weeks Ahmed and I are recording a series of long conversations about the whole arc of surgical care, that we plan to share. Preparation, education, nutrition, mental readiness, and the personalized support that carries a patient all the way home. Here is the question I would love your help thinking through. If we treated the journey before and after surgery with the same intention we give the operation itself, how much better could recovery be? I want to hear from the surgeons, the builders, and the patients. Where do you land? #orthopedics #medtech #longevity #wellness #patienteducation #patientcare #optimization #nutrition #mentalprep #healthcareinnovation #startup

Clinicians, Researchers & Families - Sequencing Care in Complex Illness

One question from my conversation with Scott Forsgrenkeeps coming back to me: When a family is dealing with ten overlapping health issues, is one of the biggest mistakes treating them like ten completely separate problems? Scott has spent nearly three decades navigating complex chronic illness. Over time, he developed a 16-step framework for thinking about what may need to come first, what can happen in parallel, and what may need to wait. What interested me was not the idea of another protocol. It was the sequencing. Nervous system regulation. Environment. Sleep. Movement. Nutrition and the microbiome. Energy production. Immune regulation. Microbial burden. Repair. In healthcare, we understandably focus on finding abnormalities. But complex systems raise a harder question: Just because something is abnormal, does that mean it is the next thing we should act on? That distinction feels especially important for families dealing with multiple overlapping health concerns. My full conversation with Scott Forsgren is out today on Biohacking Autism. I’d especially like to hear from clinicians, researchers, and families navigating complex cases: How do you decide what belongs first when several biological systems appear to be involved at once?

biohackingautism.com

Poultry Farmers & Policymakers in India - Corn Food Feed Fuel

🌽 India’s corn: Food, Feed or Fuel? India’s poultry industry consumes around 60% of the country’s corn production. At the same time, an increasing share of corn is being diverted towards ethanol production. With ethanol blending reaching 20%, competition for corn is becoming increasingly intense. Corn prices have already risen sharply, putting pressure on poultry feed costs and, eventually, on the prices of eggs and chicken. This raises a much bigger question: Can India achieve Fuel Security without compromising Food Security and Protein Security? Corn is not just an industrial raw material. It is a critical ingredient in poultry feed, and therefore directly linked to the affordability of eggs and chicken - two of India’s most accessible sources of animal protein. The debate should not be simply “ethanol vs poultry.” It should be about finding the right balance between: 🌽 Food 🐔 Animal Feed ⛽ Fuel 🇮🇳 Food & Protein Security As India’s demand for both energy and affordable protein continues to grow, how should we prioritise our limited corn resources? What is your view? 👇 I would especially like to hear from poultry farmers, feed manufacturers, nutritionists, maize farmers, ethanol producers and policymakers. 👉Full story in the first comment. National Egg Co ordination Committee Poultry Federation of India CLFMA OF INDIA INFAH INDIA ICAR- Indian Council of Agricultural Research Ethanol For India #Poultry #Maize #Corn #Ethanol #AnimalFeed #FoodSecurity #ProteinSecurity #FuelSecurity #Eggs #India #PoultryIndustry

Nigeria Poultry Farmers & Feed Pros - Maize & Soybean Meal Prices

This week’s Nigeria Poultry Feed Sector Weekly Brief is out. The feed market is not moving in one direction. Regional maize price differences remain important, imported feed inputs continue to face external pressure, and fishmeal is showing one of the strongest international supply warnings. For poultry farmers, veterinarians and feed millers, the message is simple: price alone is not enough. Ingredient quality, nutrient value and delivered cost must guide purchasing and formulation decisions. In this week’s FeedCel brief, I look at the major feed ingredients and, most importantly, what the developments mean practically for poultry production. I would particularly like to hear from farmers and feed professionals across Nigeria: What changes are you seeing in maize and soybean meal prices in your area this week? #FeedCel #PoultryNutrition #PoultryFarming #FeedFormulation #NigeriaAgriculture

Psychologists & Therapists - Wintering Seasonal Wellbeing

I'm also writing a series of features for Breathe magazine and looking for experts... Do let me know if you're a psychologist / psychotherapist / researcher / academic and would like to comment. I'd simply email you a couple of questions to answer and use your commentary within one of the below. The editor is happy to post you a copy of the publication and feature, once the magazine is out. DM me for more or email [email redacted] Wintering: Why we experience winter so differently emotionally, and how we can work with rather than against the season. Seeking a psychologist, psychotherapist, environmental psychologist or researcher specialising in seasonal wellbeing, mood, light or circadian rhythms. (URGENT deadline: Tues 1st Sept.) Unfinished business: Why unresolved conversations, relationships and abandoned projects can continue to occupy our minds, and the different ways we can find closure. Seeking a Gestalt practitioner/researcher or psychologist specialising in rumination, closure, memory or unfinished business. Emotional load: The invisible expectations, responsibilities, roles and worries we carry, and how recognising what isn't ours to carry can help us let go. Seeking a psychologist/psychotherapist or researcher specialising in emotional labour, boundaries, family roles, therapeutic metaphor or narrative approaches. The psychology of pleasure: Using chocolate to explore pleasure, reward, satiation and mindful savouring, including what neuroscience really tells us about chocolate and mood. Seeking a nutritional psychologist, neuroscientist, sensory scientist, mindful-eating researcher or cocoa/chocolate researcher. ...thank you in advance!

breathemagazine.co.uk

Doctors & Supplement Users in Bangladesh - Vitamin & Mineral Use

Trying to understand vitamin & mineral supplement use in Bangladesh — would love views from doctors and consumers Hi everyone, I’m trying to better understand how people in Bangladesh think about and use \\vitamin and mineral supplements\\ — things like calcium, Vitamin D, B-complex, iron, multivitamins, etc. \(Not protein powders / sports nutrition.)\ Would especially love to hear from \\doctors, pharmacists, nutritionists, and people who regularly take supplements\\. A few things I’m curious about: \\How well do people generally understand supplements?\\ Do they know what they need and why, or are supplements mostly taken based on recommendations from others? Do people usually \\consult a doctor before starting supplements\\, or is self-purchase / self-medication common? I’ve heard that \\calcium and Vitamin B supplements are among the bigger categories in Bangladesh\\. Does that sound accurate? If yes, why is calcium consumption particularly high? Are there specific \\nutritional deficiencies that are especially common in Bangladesh\\ — for example Vitamin D, calcium, iron, B vitamins, etc.? What usually triggers supplementation: \\a diagnosed deficiency, symptoms such as weakness/fatigue, pregnancy, ageing, bone health, doctor’s recommendation, or general preventive health?\\ How much does \\brand matter\\ when choosing a supplement? Do people trust local pharmaceutical brands, imported/global brands, or whichever brand the doctor recommends? Is there any concern regarding the \\quality, authenticity, formulation, or effectiveness\\ of supplements available in the market? I’ve noticed quite a few international supplement brands seem to be \\imported rather than manufactured locally\\. Are these products affordable for most consumers, or mainly purchased by higher-income groups? Is there a reason international nutrition/supplement companies don’t manufacture more products locally in Bangladesh? Is it related to \\regulations, manufacturing capability, market size, economics, consumer preference, or something else?\\ Would also be interested in hearing \\what supplements you personally take, who recommended them, and what made you choose that particular brand.\\ Not looking for individual medical advice — just trying to understand the \\real consumer behaviour and healthcare perspective in Bangladesh\\. Would really appreciate insights from people living and working there. 🇧🇩

Professionals Buying Meal Prep - Workplace Nutrition Habits

I'm looking to speak to professionals who buy meal prep to stay on top of their nutrition while working... please get in touch if this is you! My email is [email redacted] or my whatsapp is 07345704275

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Registered Dietitian - Nutrition Comments & Expert Insight

Looking for comments from a registered dietician please #journorequest

Astronauts & Mission Engineers - BLAST OFF Kids TV Series

Mission update: BLAST OFF! premieres Fall 2027 on TELUS Optik TV, backed by TELUS STORYHIVE Voices. Here is the premise. Every episode, we grab our sketchbooks and hit the streets of Cochrane, Alberta, hunting for inspiration in the people who make this town tick. Back at the space station studio, kids draw along with me as those local finds get reimagined as characters, creatures, and buildings for our asteroid space colony. One drawing at a time, we build the whole thing together. No fancy tech. No apps. Just paper, a pencil, and an idea. Shot right here in Cochrane. A note for the space industry crowd. BLAST OFF! is built for kids in grades 3 to 6, and the sector is woven through the whole show. Every episode pairs a hometown story with a bridge segment featuring someone doing the real work in space. Astronauts, habitat designers, researchers, nutritionists, mission engineers, science educators. The show is designed to introduce a generation of young Canadians to the humans and the science behind space exploration, and hand them a pencil so they can start imagining their own place in it. If you work in the industry and want to talk drop me a line...I'd love to chat. I am actively booking interview through Fall 2026 and into early 2027. The countdown is on. Follow along for updates and drawing tutorials to keep your pencils sharp. Signing off, Dan Barnfield Station Cartoonist e: [email redacted] p: 403-618-5600 w: blastoffstation.ca #SpaceEducation #STEMOutreach #CanadianSpace #ArtsEducation #ChildrensTV #Storyhive TELUS STORYHIVE

Registered Dietitian - Foods Best for Vaginal Health

Looking to speak to a nutritionist on foods that are best for your vaginal health for a national release! #journorequest

Conflict-Free Nutrition Experts - Diet Apps Benefits & Risks

I'm looking for an expert who can talk about diet apps and associated benefits and negatives. Experts need to be free of conflicts of interest (no one who reps diet apps thanks!) #journorequest

Founders & Entrepreneurs - Conscious Living Short-Form Videos

I am excited to share I am working for Aesthetic Online, with Robin van Vijfeijken and am looking for people to interview for content related to what the platform does. Let me tell you know a little bit about it. Aesthetic Online is a conscious lifestyle platform that promotes brands in the areas of health, beauty, wellness, fitness, nutrition, sports and all related topics. I'm currently looking to interview: * Founders & entrepreneurs * Wellness experts * Athletes & coaches * Designers & creatives * Health professionals * Authors & thought leaders * Anyone with an inspiring story or unique perspective on living well The style of the interviews are relaxed, conversation and social-first. We will record them at your convenience and can be recorded at locations such as beautiful cafés, gyms, showrooms, wellness spaces, offices, events or outdoors depending on what makes more sense. We will then use the conversation to make content that is high-quality short-form videos for social media platforms (Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest and YouTube). This is all to help share your story with our growing audience which value quality, wellbeing and conscious living. All to inspire other people with your ideas so they can live beautifully and consciously. If you are interested in being a guest or know someone who would, I'd love to hear from you. Feel free to send me a message here or tag the person in the comments. #Podcast #Interview #Wellness #Health #Entrepreneurship #Founder #ContentCreator #Lifestyle #WomenInBusiness #PersonalGrowth

Registered Dietitian - Nutrition Commentary

Hi, looking for comments from a registered dietician please #journorequest

Registered Dietitian - Brief Comment On Nutrition

Looking for a quick comment from a registered dietician please #journorequest

Mycologist - Functional Mushrooms Research - Digital Nutrition Feature

#journorequest Looking to speak to a mycologist for a digital nutrition feature about mushrooms, particularly focusing on research in the last couple of years since the functional mushroom boom. Email in bio or msg me here.

Nutritionists & Kitchen Tech Pros - Supplement Fridges Rise & Need

Looking for nutritionists and kitchen tech trend experts for a story on 'supplement fridges' for Livingetc - what are they, why are they popular, and do you need one? Send any thoughts over to [email redacted] #prrequest #journorequest

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Sports Dietitians - Post-Long Run Meals When Too Tired To Cook

🏃♀️ Sports dietitians, I need your help! I’m working on an article called: “I Asked Sports Dietitians What They Eat After a Long Run (When They Don’t Feel Like Cooking)” Because let’s be honest, even nutrition experts don’t always have the energy to cook after logging double-digit miles. I’d love to feature a variety of perspectives. If you’re a sports dietitian, I’d love to hear: • What’s your go-to post-run meal or snack when you’re exhausted? • Why does it work so well for recovery? • Are you okay with me quoting you by name and credentials? Drop your answer in the comments or send me a DM if you’d rather respond privately. Please feel free to share this with other sports dietitians who might be interested. I’d love to include a diverse range of voices in the piece. Thanks! #healthandfitness #dietician #running

School Educators & EdTech Founders - Gamification in Nutrition

Can gamification actually work for health education in schools? I’ve seen gamification work incredibly well in language learning (think Duolingo) and maths, but I’m curious about its role in health education. Can things like streaks, rewards, challenges, and progression systems meaningfully improve how students engage with nutrition and healthy habits? Or does it risk trivialising an important subject? I’m researching this area and would love to hear from educators, founders, or anyone working in school wellbeing. I still see so many schools overlooking nutrition education, and I want this to change.

Sports People in North America & Europe - Interview Series

Passionate about sports? I'd love to feature your story. I'm starting a new interview series exploring the people, ideas, and experiences shaping sports today. I'm looking to speak with people based inNorth America and Europewho are involved in sports in some way—whether you're an athlete, coach, researcher, nutritionist, sports-tech founder, builder, analyst, creator, or simply someone with valuable insights and experiences to share. Topics I'm especially interested in include: Tennis Fitness & strength training Nutrition Sports science Sports technology Coaching Performance and recovery Data and analytics The goal is simple: have thoughtful, respectful conversations that help others learn something new. To make participation easy, you can choose the format: ✅ Written Q&A (10–15 minutes) ✅ Audio interview ✅ Questions provided in advance ✅ Opportunity to share your work, project, startup, business, research, newsletter, app, or social channels ✅ Anonymous or pseudonymous participation if preferred You don't need a large audience, a famous name, or a company. If you're passionate about sports and have knowledge, experiences, ideas, or something you're building that others could learn from, I'd love to hear from you. The interviews will be published on Substack or podcast platforms. If you're interested, send me a DM with: A few words about yourself Your area of expertise, experience, or what you're building Anything you'd potentially like to discuss Looking forward to meeting interesting people from across the sports world. \#sports

Dietitians & Nutritionists - Protein Coffee Benefits Vs Risks

Looking to speak to a health/food expert regarding the rising trend of protein coffee, and whether its benefits outweigh the negatives! Grab me at [email redacted].

Gastroenterologists & Dietitians - Stool Health & Gut Microbiome

💩💩💩💩💩 Looking for experts who can talk about poop Gastroenterologists Nutrition/dieticians General Physicians Pathologists Physiologists Microbiologist Med lab scientists #journorequest

Nigerian Dietitians & Nutrition Experts London - Food Explained Live

I’m excited to announce that Food, Explained will be recorded live at Gastronomy Festival London this August. If you're a Nigerian dietitian, nutrition professional, or food expert based in London and would like to join the conversation, I'd love to hear from you. Send me a DM. https://t.co/iGa6FtjGN7

Clinical Nutritionists (MD) - Quick-Turnaround Nutrition Articles

Looking for clinical nutritionists (must have a medical degree) to help with quick turn-around articles for various publications #journorequest [email redacted]

Looking for fascinating people in travel, health, and wellness (Yahoo) As you know, I’m currently recovering from wrist surgery. While typing thousands of words isn’t exactly my superpower right now, Q&As are a format I can still produce relatively easily, so I’d like to write a few that will appear on Yahoo. I’m looking for introductions to fascinating experts, founders, researchers, authors, adventurers, and unconventional thinkers in the travel, health, and wellness space. Impressive bios aren’t the most important factor here (but the expert should have credentials and authority). What I’m really looking for are great stories and irresistible angles, centered around an expert. The best interviews help readers solve a problem, answer a question they’ve been wondering about, challenge a common assumption, or reveal something surprising. A few examples of the types of angles that tend to work: A sleep expert explains why you’re still tired after 8 hours of sleep. A travel psychologist reveals the mistake that makes vacations more stressful. A longevity researcher shares the wellness habits she’d never spend money on. A frequent flyer explains the airport myth that’s costing travelers time and money. A nutrition expert reveals the healthy food she never buys. An adventurer shares the travel lesson that completely changed how they see the world. These are just a few ideas, though, and I’m confident your clients have even better ones for us to explore. If you’d like to pitch someone, please send: A [url=https://substack.com/redirect/943799d0-977d-4cba-a2e5-ade94f17130c]proposed headline[/url] that would make readers want to click. Three to five talking points the expert could discuss. Why this person is uniquely qualified to speak on the topic. Any [url=https://substack.com/redirect/65ab8fdb-c806-474a-aa13-30b34b76a95d]timely hook[/url], recent research, new book, trend, or news angle. Before you hit send, ask yourself: Would a busy reader stop scrolling to read this? If the answer is no, keep workshopping the angle. The more specific, surprising, useful, or conversation-worthy the pitch, the better. No firm deadline, but please reach out when you have a pitch prepared. [email redacted]

Registered Sports Dietitian HCPC - Nutrition & Running - Fit&Well

looking for a registered sports dietician to comment on a Fit&Well article around nutrition / running - must be on the HCPC register - please email with leads #journorequest ✉️ [email redacted] ⏰: deadline for leads - ASAP

Nutritionists, Food Scientists & Farmers in India - Edible Oil Crisis

Every evening across India, oil hits a pan. We don't think much about it — but maybe we should. India now spends ₹1.7 TRILLION a year importing edible oils. That's more than our entire agricultural budget. We import 60% of what we consume. And per capita consumption has tripled since 1980 — from 4 kg to 12 kg per person per year. Meanwhile, international prices are up 23% year-on-year. This carousel is a deep dive into something sitting in every Indian kitchen — and why it matters far more than we realise. Swipe through to explore 👇 → The scale of India's edible oil dependency → Cold-pressed vs solvent-extracted: what's actually different → The health research behind the debate → A price reality check (spoiler: the gap is closing) → The structural crisis behind the crisis → 6 practical things you can do today —— The uncomfortable truth is that there's no simple villain here. Refined solvent-extracted oil exists for a reason — it's efficient, affordable, and accessible to a billion people. Cold-pressed oil is nutritionally superior but not universally affordable. What IS clear: India's oilseed farmers are underserved, our import dependence is a national vulnerability, and our rising burden of cardiovascular disease is — at least in part — a dietary story. The oil in your pan connects global commodity markets, small farmer livelihoods, and your family's long-term health. That deserves more than a price check at the kirana store. —— A few facts that stayed with me while making this: ▪ In 2010, a litre of refined oil cost ₹60. Today it's ₹145–180. ▪ Cold-pressed oils retain 40–60% more micronutrients than refined equivalents. ▪ India's cardiovascular disease burden is estimated at $17 billion annually. ▪ Oilseed farmers in India largely work on rain-fed, marginal land — with no MSP support comparable to wheat or rice. —— What's your household's approach to cooking oil? Have you made the switch to cold-pressed, or is price the deciding factor? I'd love to hear from nutritionists, food scientists, farmers, and anyone thinking seriously about food systems in India. 👇 #EdibleOils #FoodSystems #PublicHealth #IndiaAgriculture #ColdPressedOil #NutritionFacts #FoodPolicy #KachiGhani #HealthyEating #MadeInIndia #FoodSecurity #SustainableIndia

Bihar Home Cooks - Traditional Sweets, Recipes, Photos

Documenting Bihari sweets looking for pictures, recipes, family traditions, regional facts, anything you've got Hey everyone, I'm currently working on a documentation project on Bihari sweets. If you have anything at all pictures of local mithai, family recipes, cultural or festival traditions around sweets from your region, nutritional facts, or just something your grandmother used to make that nobody else seems to know about I'd really appreciate it. DMs are open, or drop it in the comments. Everything is welcome, nothing is too small or too local. Would love to hear from people across all districts Mithila, Gaya, Bhagalpur, Patna, anywhere. Maybe why it deserves more attention

Midlife Health Experts - Sleep Menopause Loneliness Nutrition

Shout out for podcast guests 🔊 I'm producing a new podcast that discusses midlife issues. Looking for experts to chat and answer questions on various subjects, including: Sleep Menopause Midlife male loneliness Nutrition Midlife mental health It's currently in pre-production, and the trial-run episodes with the two presenters are sounding great (totally unbiased producer's opinion). The podcast is audio-only, guests will be recorded remotely, will take around 20 mins online. Also interested in hearing from Gen X/Millennials about subjects they'd like to see covered. Feel free to comment, message, or email [email redacted] Thanks

Millennials & Gen Z - Protein Fatigue Eating Habits & Mental Load

Hello connections! For this week's story, I am working on the protein fatigue. Social media platforms are flooded with users talking about protein and its importance. And it is driving several, including me, crazy. It feels like added pressure while dealing with 100 other things in life. Even Alia Bhatt spoke about protein fatigue sometime ago. For the story, I am looking to speak to millennials and Gen Z about how such content influences their eating habits and mental load, along with nutritionists, fitness coaches, and social media experts. Please write to me at [email redacted] This story is for The Indian Express (Online) #journorequests

indianexpress.com

Registered Dietitians - Sleep Nutrition Career Insights

ISO Quotes: Sleep! Sleep is the foundation of health, and Registered Dietitians have an important role to play in that conversation. 📣 I’m working on an upcoming article for Stacey Dunn-Emke of NutritionJobs.com about what it’s really like to work as an RD in the sleep space, and I’d love to include your perspective. If you support sleep through nutrition in any setting, I want to hear from you, including: -Private practice -Long-term care -Brand partnerships, including products like kiwis or supplements The goal is to help other dietitians better understand this growing specialty, from the day-to-day work to the real opportunities and challenges. Whether you focus fully on sleep or weave it into a broader practice, your insight could help someone else see what’s possible in this area of dietetics. Prompts for inspiration: -What inspired you to focus on sleep in your work as an RD? -What does a typical day look like in your role? -What are common misconceptions about sleep nutrition? -What skills, training, or continuing education are most helpful in this specialty? -What advice would you give to an RD who wants to move into the sleep space? Deadline: Friday, May 22nd To submit, please email [email redacted] with: -Your quote -Your full name and credentials -Your website URL Thank you!

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UK Dermatologist - Diet & Nutrition Impact On Appearance

I'm looking to speak to a UK-based dermatologist with expertise in diet/nutrition and how it affects the way we look. Must be fully qualified and available to chat this week/early next week for an online article. Message me if you or your client fits the bill. Thanks! #journorequest

Registered Dietitian - Nutrition Questions - Newspaper Piece

#journorequest looking for a registered dietitian to answer some questions for a piece in the i newspaper, can explain more over email. Deadline Monday 11th at 5pm, email [email redacted] if you can help!

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Breast Cancer Thrivers On Social Media - From Stigma To Learning

FROM STIGMA TO LEARNING: USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO CHANGE CANCER CONVERSATIONS GLOBALLY Reaching 1 million followers on TikTok is more than a social media milestone for me. It is 1 million opportunities for learning, difficult conversations, awareness, and hope. Through my platform, I openly share my journey as a breast cancer thriver, living flat after a double mastectomy, and navigating life, motherhood, faith, nutrition, healing, and purpose after cancer. What started as simple conversations has grown into a space where people ask honest questions many are afraid to ask publicly. Some questions reveal just how deeply cancer stigma and misinformation still exist, especially in many African communities: “Can a woman without breasts still be a woman?” “Can she still have children?” “Can she still be loved?” “Can she still live fully?” Instead of becoming angry at these questions, I use them as teaching moments. Ironically, even the bullying and negative comments have become part of the learning process. They expose the silent misconceptions, fears, stigma, and myths that many people still carry privately. When those thoughts are brought into the open, they can finally be addressed with truth, compassion, education, and lived experience. I am grateful that social media has allowed me to educate in a way that matches my personality — honest, practical, conversational, and approachable. Through interviews and discussions with patients, survivors, thrivers, nutritionists, counselors, and medical practitioners, we are creating spaces where cancer conversations become less shameful and more human. This work matters deeply to me because awareness is not only about medicine. It is also about dignity, identity, mental health, nutrition, family, culture, and restoring hope. My platform is global, and I welcome meaningful collaborations that align with education, wellness, accessibility, family, healing, and quality of life. If you would like to be interviewed on my platform to share your story, expertise, work, or experience related to cancer awareness, healing, nutrition, survivorship, or hope, please reach out to me at [email redacted]. For partnerships and brand collaborations, I currently influence products such as clothing, household items, office products, gym equipment, jewelry, breast prosthetics, prosthetic bras, games, children’s products, shoes, and other practical lifestyle products that align with my values and audience. Please note that I do not promote supplements. Email: [email redacted] Text only: +1 302 298 9090 Thank you to everyone who continues to learn, ask questions, share stories, and grow with me. The numbers are encouraging, but the real impact is seeing stigma slowly replaced with understanding. #CancerAwareness #BreastCancer #CancerThriver #HealthEducation #PatientAdvocacy #SocialImpact #WomenHealth #LinkedInCommunity #CancerSupport #DigitalAdvocacy #Africa #PublicHealth #HealthCommunication

GLP-1 Experts & Clinicians - Women's GLP-1 Summit

📢 Calling GLP-1 Experts, Advocates & Industry Voices I’m officially opening speaker applications for the first-ever: ✨ GLP-1 Decoded Summit for Women 📅 June 2026 This summit is being built specifically for women navigating GLP-1 medications like Zepbound, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and more — and I want the conversations to go far beyond surface-level weight loss advice. I’m looking for experts, educators, clinicians, coaches, advocates, and thought leaders who can contribute meaningful conversations around topics like: • obesity & metabolism • mindset & behavior change • muscle retention & strength training • nutrition strategy • ADHD & executive function • body image & identity shifts • navigating stalls & slow loss • hormone & metabolic health • the future of GLP-1 medications • sustainable systems for long-term success Especially if you’re someone who: → thinks differently → challenges outdated narratives → genuinely understands the GLP-1 experience → wants to help women feel more informed and less alone The interviews will be: 🎙️ pre-recorded 📅 airing June 1–14, 2026 💌 promoted collaboratively by participating speakers Because this is a collaborative summit model, speakers should have an engaged email list and active audience/community they regularly communicate with. I care far more about: ✔ thoughtful perspectives ✔ aligned values ✔ real understanding of this space than inflated follower counts. Important note: This summit is focused on education, support, strategy, and advocacy. It is not intended for selling or marketing GLP-1 medications. If this sounds aligned — or someone immediately comes to mind — I’d love to connect. Comment below or send me a DM and I’ll send over the details/application link.

Physicians & Nutritionists - GLP-1 Meds Muscle Loss & Metabolism

GLP-1 medications are everywhere right now… but are people getting the FULL conversation? 👀 At Pro Wellness Initiative, we’re bringing together wellness professionals, practitioners, fitness experts, clinicians, coaches, and real voices for an honest LIVE discussion about the good, the bad, and the ugly surrounding GLP-1 medications, weight loss culture, metabolic health, muscle loss, nutrition, mindset, and long-term wellness strategies. We are currently seeking 3-5 expert guests to join the panel for a raw, educational, and solution-focused conversation that helps people make informed decisions instead of relying on hype, fear, or trends. We want diverse perspectives from: ✨ Functional Medicine Practitioners ✨ Physicians & Nurse Practitioners ✨ Nutritionists & Dietitians ✨ Fitness Professionals ✨ Health Coaches ✨ Mental Health Professionals ✨ Hormone & Metabolic Health Experts ✨ Wellness Advocates with real client experience This conversation is NOT about attacking or promoting one side. It’s about collaboration, education, transparency, and helping wellness seekers better understand: ✔️ GLP-1 side effects ✔️ Muscle preservation ✔️ Metabolic health ✔️ Sustainable weight management ✔️ Nutrition support ✔️ Fitness considerations ✔️ Emotional and mental health impacts ✔️ Long-term lifestyle strategies ✔️ The future of wellness and obesity care 👉Comment: “LET’S TALK ABOUT IT” if you’d like to be considered as a guest speaker or expert contributor. Once we select 3-5 speakers, we’ll announce the official LIVE date. #GLP1 #WeightLossJourney #MetabolicHealth #FunctionalMedicine

Evidence-Based Wellness Experts - Metabolism, Relationships & Money

We are currently seeking experts for my Make Peace with Food™ podcast. The show is evolving into more evidence-based, science-informed conversations that challenge mainstream thinking and help people reduce stress around health, relationships, and money. We’re especially looking to feature experts who are willing to question conventional narratives around topics such as: • Macros, protein requirements, and calorie restriction • CICO and its long-term metabolic implications • Low-fat dieting and fasting (who it supports—and who it may harm) • Artificial sweeteners and GLP-1s / Ozempic • Behavioral patterns that may impact metabolism over time We’re also inviting experts who can help audiences navigate: • Relationship stress (communication, divorce, parenting, family dynamics, cultural pressure) • Money stress (financial planning, investing, stability, and nervous-system safety around money) • Emerging topics like AI—particularly its use as a “coach” and the psychological and social impacts we’re only beginning to understand We’re a great fit for guests who: • Have research, clinical, or lived expertise (or have written a book) • Can clearly explain why something works—or doesn’t • Are comfortable respectfully challenging mainstream narratives • Bring both professional insight and real-world experience If this resonates with your work or perspective, feel free to DM me. Thanks! --- #StressManagement #NervousSystemRegulation #BehaviorChange #MentalHealthProfessionals #HealthPsychology #WellnessExperts #MetabolicHealth #NutritionScience #EvidenceBasedPractice #ThoughtLeadership #PodcastGuest #NowBooking #SeekingExperts #RelationshipCoaches #CouplesTherapists #RelationshipExperts #RelationshipTherapist #DivorceLawyers #DivorceCoaches #FamilyMediators #DatingPsychologists #RelationshipAdvice #FamilyDynamics #ParentingSupport #AttachmentTheory #AttachmentStyles #EmotionalHealth #FinancialStress #FinanceExperts #FinancialHealth #MoneyManagement #WealthBuilding #Economics #BehavioralEconomics #FinancialTherapy #Psychology #WealthPsychology #FinancialStability #Investing #FinancialPlanning #ScarcityMindset #AbundanceMindset #FinancialWellbeing

Nutrition Educators (HigherEd) - Teaching 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines

Teaching the 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans: Educator Perspectives. As co-editors for The Educator’s Resource, a publication of the Nutrition Educators of Health Professionals (NEHP) Dietetic Practice Group, Jen Waters, PhD, RDN, LDN and I are looking for quotes from teachers of nutrition. We are gathering input from nutrition educators in higher education about how you are incorporating the 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans into your courses. The link to the survey can be found below. Our goal is to learn what instructors are changing, what challenges they are encountering, what students are asking, and what resources would make this transition easier. We will be using these insights to develop an article that shares practical examples and ideas with other nutrition educators. At the end of the survey, you will have the opportunity to indicate whether your responses may be shared anonymously, credited to you, or not shared in the article.Feel free to answer as many questions as you want to offer input on!

Exercise Science Experts - Student Blogs & Webinars

Excited to share an opportunity through my role as Chair of the ACSM Student Affairs Committee 👇 We’re seeking Subject Matter Experts to contribute to upcoming blogs and short webinars for students and early-career professionals. We’re especially looking to hear from both academics and professionals working in the field—including coaches, clinicians, practitioners, and researchers. Bringing together these perspectives helps us create resources that better reflect the real-world, holistic nature of physical activity and mental health. If you’re passionate about areas like physical activity promotion, exercise physiology and psychology, or inclusive training and nutrition strategies, we’d love to collaborate. This is a great opportunity to share your expertise, support the next generation, and help bridge the gap between research and practice. If you have expertise in another area not listed here, we’d still love to hear from you—please don’t hesitate to reach out with your ideas. 📩 Interested? Send me a message or share your area of expertise / proposed topic. Let’s continue building resources that educate, empower, and represent the full field. #ACSM #ExerciseScience #ExercisePsychology #ExercisePhysiology #Coaching #StrengthAndConditioning #Nutrition #PhysicalActivity #PublicHealth #WellBeing #EarlyCareer #Leadership

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Nutritionist & Dietitian - Kids' Snack Labels - Sugars & Swaps

#PRRequest #JournoRequest Looking to speak to a #nutritionist or #dietitian about what parents should look for in popular children’s snack labels, from added sugars to flavourings and realistic swaps. If you can help, please contact me at [email redacted]

Fertility RDs - Day-to-Day Life - Rewards & Challenges

CALLING ALL FERTILITY RDs! 📣 I am working on an article for Stacey Dunn-Emke of NutritionJobs.com all about working as a fertility dietitian, and I would love to feature your insights! We want to help other dietitians understand what working in this specialty is really like. Whether they are considering a career pivot or just starting out, your experience matters. We need your quotes on your day-to-day life, the rewards, the challenges, and the myths of working in reproductive health. We want to hear from RDs in private practice, clinical or IVF settings, and research, covering both female and male fertility. Deadline: Friday, May 1st Please feel free to answer one (or more!) of the questions below. You can also simply share whatever you feel is most important for people to know about your role. Use these prompts as inspiration—no need to answer them all! 📝 Prompts for inspiration: What inspired you to pursue fertility dietetics, and what do you enjoy most? What does a typical day look like for you in private practice, a clinical/IVF setting, or research? What are common misconceptions about fertility nutrition (especially regarding male fertility)? What skills or continuing education are essential for success in reproductive health? What advice would you give an RD wanting to transition into the fertility space? How to submit: Please email your quote to me at [email redacted]. Be sure to include: ✅ Your quote ✅ Your full name and credentials ✅ Your website URL (so we can link back to you!) Thank you for helping us guide and support the dietitian community! #FertilityDietitian #DietitianJobs #NutritionJobs #RD2Be #FertilityNutrition

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