Internationally Recognized Nutritionist & Portion-Control Expert

Dr. Young is regularly called upon by the media as a well-respected source for information on nutrition, health, and wellness. She has conducted thousands of media interviews globally and provides a highly credible, no-nonsense, research-based approach. Contact Dr. Young for an expert review of a research study, for story ideas, to discern fact from fiction, to understand the latest in nutrition and wellness trends, for contributing author opportunities, and for social media or other media opportunities.

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Newspaper and Magazine Interviews:

Allure, Associated Press, Baltimore Sun, Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Tribune’s RedEye, Cooking Light, Consumer Reports, Consumer Reports on Health, Daily News, Denver Post, Eating Well, Elle, Environmental Nutrition, Family Circle, Fitness, Forbes, Fortune, Glamour, Good Housekeeping, Harper’s Bazaar, Health, Ladies Home Journal, Los Angeles Times, Marie Claire, Nassau Herald, New York Times, Newsday, Newsweek, Nutrition Action Health Letter, Oprah Magazine, Oregonian, Parenting, Reader’s Digest, Real Simple, Redbook, San Francisco Chronicle, Scientific American, Self, Sunday Telegraph, Tufts University Diet and Nutrition Letter, UC Berkeley Wellness Letter, USA Today, US News and World Report, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Washington Times, Weight Watchers.

Dr. Young is regularly interviewed and serves as a nutrition expert for major print media outlets. Here is a selection.

Television (selected):

ABC World News Tonight, ABC News Now, BBC, CBS News, CBS Morning News, CNN News, CNN In the Money, Fox News, Fox Business News, MSNBC, NBC Nightly News, TODAY Show, Today in New York, Good Morning Britain, News 12, New York 1, WPIX, Globo International TV, Graham Kerr’s Gathering Place, Japanese Public TV Station NHK, KEPRTV (WA), Life and Style (NY), Television New Zealand.

CNN Money

Is Soylent the food of the future?

CBS News

Dr. Lisa Young discusses bigger plates and piling on bigger servings in ”HealthWatch: Avoid The Kitchen Trap”

 

Recent Media