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Jeanine Barone

Independent Journalist specializing in Health, Nutrition, Travel, and Architecture

Meet Jeanine Barone - an accomplished journalist and an expert on travel, health, nutrition, and wellness. She has written for prestigious publications such as The New York Times, National Geographic Traveler, and the Wall Street Journal, among others. With a deep love for exploration, she has traveled to more than 90 countries, immersing herself in local culture and uncovering hidden gems off the beaten path.

Barone's diverse educational background includes a BA in Biology and Eastern Religion, as well as an MS in nutrition and exercise physiology. Her scientific training has equipped her with the ability to simplify complex concepts and findings for a general audience. She has written extensively on health, nutrition, and wellness, including for Berkeley Wellness, a UC Berkeley publication.

When it comes to corporate communications, Barone has a wealth of experience. She is an independent corporate communications expert who has written copy for various industries involved in healthcare.

Her unique combination of skills and interests culminated in her most recent book co-authored with cognitive behavioral therapy. The Yum Factor: Changing Your Attitudes Toward Food & Fitness focuses on cognitive behavioral therapy to help people reevaluate their relationship with food and fitness, providing a practical roadmap for healthy living.

Highlights

Feb 2 · linkedin

I'm so excited about a new website I just launched to highlight and promote my food + fitness coaching and consulting services. This is not at all about calorie cutting, weighing foods (or weighing yourself) nor taking special supplements or engaging in a special fitness routine. It's a cognitive-behavior approach, so that you'll learn how to think differently about food and fitness. On this website, you'll find my book (The Yum Factor: Changing Your Attitude towards Food and Fitness) that I co-authored with Lisa Natoli and that's now available as an immediate downloadable PDF at a discounted price; and my brand-new Yum Factor Workbook that can be used as a stand alone or as an add-on to the book. The chapters of the Workbook follow exactly the chapters of Book, offering suggested activities as well as proposing thoughtful questions to be answered. By performing the recommended activities and being thorough in your answers to the questions, you should gain insights into moving forward with the core tenets of the book, and becoming a healthier you. #mybook #book #marketing #chapters #routine #nowavailable #new

Jan 3 · linkedin

I’m writing an article for a consumer health magazine on people who quit smoking using different methods. If you quit without using a patch, pill or going cold turkey, reach out to me.

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Experience

Independent Health, Food, Nutrition and Medical Journalist since January 2000

Education

BA in Biology/Eastern Religion from Barnard College, cum laude; MS in Nutrition and Exercise Physiology from Columbia University, Phi Delta Kappa

Location

New York, New York, United States