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Dr. Abby - Media
eDiets.com Feature article: 31 Great-Tasting, Guilt-Free Snacks! WebMD: Are Relationships Making You Fat?? WebMD: Simple Changes to Boost Your Sex Drive WebMD: Can Your Personality Change?? (Part I) eDiets.com Feature article: 31 Great-Tasting, Guilt-Free Snacks! Here's an excerpt: ...Mr. Bad Food, a man who for years has relied on between-meal snacking to survive his many attempts at dieting, sat down with Abby Aronowitz, author of ?Your Final Diet? to get a grip on our need to snack. Abby is a member of Mensa (members must pass an IQ test and achieve a score above 148) and the American Psychological Association. Despite these achievements, Abby turned out to be one of the most entertaining interviews this writer has ever enjoyed. (Please, no letters... that's meant as a joke! Super intelligent people can be bubbly and fun -- Abby is proof of that!)... eDiets.com - Feature article: 10 Best Frozen Entrees! For the yummy snack foods that won't wreck your diet or your desire to lose weight, read on. In a perfect world -- well, Abby's perfect world -- we would lose the junk food made from junk, find healthier alternatives, and blur the line between full meals and between-meal snacks. To help drag you into this world, Abby hand chose only the best-tasting healthy foods she could find. And yes, she taste-tested each and every one... eDiets.com: Feature article regarding foods in the pantry Miami Herald Quotes for article on South Beach Diet Article ran November 4, 2003. Article (source: Knight Ridder) has appeared on several websites and in several newspapers throughout the country. December 8, 2003: Good carb, bad carb? What's a dieter to do? By Howard Cohen Dr. Abby Aronowitz, a New York-based consultant to Weight Watchers, assails the diet`s yo-yo effect. "After surviving two weeks of deprivation, the South Beach Diet basically advocates healthy eating: fruits, vegetables, whole grains, meat, poultry, fish and olive oil. "However, Dr. Agatston seems to be aware that people can only eat this way for a limited time, so his solution is to return to the deprivation period whenever a tune-up becomes necessary. This mentality of being on and off diets has failed people for quite some time. We need a plan for life, which is physically satisfying and psychologically fulfilling," she e-mailed. Agatston notes..."I`m not a magician to say people will go on a diet and not revert back and gain pounds in different situations," he says. Glamour, Feb., 2004: Interviewed for an article about detox diets. Self Magazine newsletter: "Cooking is good for your health." Story ran November 26, 2003 About Health: Interview/Quotes for article on Body Image Woman's World. Jan., 2004: Quoted in an article on myths about chocolate First for Women: Interview conducted on body image Romantic Times Newsletter: Nov. 27, 2003. Extensive review of Your Final Diet. Round up: Submitted lead to round up of experts to discuss the FDA Campaign to Fight Obesity controversy. Lead was distributed to over 3700 reporters and 2000 news organizations early November 2003 Good Housekeeping: Interview to be printed imminently. Beauty and Style: Fashion and Style: Reel to Real: Being a Bikini? Today's Charlotte Woman: Psychology of Cosmetic Surgery Pregnancy Today - Counting Carbs: Is It Safe To Do During Pregnancy?? Self Growth, Feature Article: Diet Mania in Overweight America Fair Lawn News: Interview and Book Review Family Energy Magazine: Interview for feature article on eating disorders in children. Dr. Abby - Radio Dec. 11, 2003 Radio Interview with "The Matt and Ramona Show - WLNK/107.9 Feb. 3, 2004 Radio Interview - KMSD in South Dakota Dr. Abby - Television Interviews & Speaking Engagements WLIW - Public Television, NY, NJ and CT. Feb. 8. CN8 - Public Television for NY, NJ, PA - Interview Mensa National Convention, July, 2005 - Lecture: Your Final Diet: Chocolate, Sex, Science and Psychology. Guest speaker at NY, NJ and NH regional conventions. National Organization of Women (NOW) - July 2004 -Women, Weight and Body Image. Miscellaneous: National Association of Women Business Owners, Long Island Region For speaking engagements, coaching, or group support, call 1-866-9AskDrAbby |
