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Sarah Mirkin with Eram Saeed in the Backstage Pass Show

Sarah Mirkin is a Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist, spokesperson and media personality with a private practice in Beverly Hills, California. For over 15 years Sarah has been helping people reach their health and weight loss goals by giving them the tools they need to achieve permanent lifestyle change. She is passionate about working closely with her clients to ensure their success. From celebrity actors to the average person, Sarah works with people with all types of nutrition related issues

Sarah’s recent media appearances include interviews on KTLA news, Associated Press World News report, Hollywood Trend Report,  and a new national TV series about health and wellness called “Wake Up!” on Pop Network at 8 am Saturday mornings.

Sarah is a presenter at the IDEA World Fitness Convention, the dietitian for the Lifetime reality show “Diet Tribe,” the talk / cooking show “My African Kitchen”, and Documentaries including Why Am I So Fat? and ’50 Shocking Facts about Fitness and Diet’. Sarah has been featured in Self magazine, Mens Fitness Magazine, multiple articles on EveryDayHealth.com, and FunFitFab website, and is on the panel of nutrition experts for everydayhealth.com. Previous to starting her private practice, Sarah was the dietitian for Cedars-Sinai Medical Group and Cedars-Sinai Health Associates for 6 years.

Sarah specializes in weight management, eating disorders, reduction of cholesterol and triglycerides, diabetes control and prevention, irritable bowel syndrome, fibromyalgia and eating for optimal nutrition and energy. She also works with people with celiac disease, food allergies, rheumatoid arthritis, malnutrition, vegetarians, vegans, the elderly and pregnant women.

Sarah completed an undergraduate dietetics program, and received her bachelor’s of science as a double major in nutrition and dietetics, at the University of Vermont and followed by a graduate internship program at University of California at Berkeley.

About Eram Saeed

Eram Saeed is host and founder of a global telesummit series called From Heartache To Joy, a series of daily presentations and interviews with global thought leaders teaching cutting edge techniques to living better, more fulfilled lives. The most potent techniques in the human potential movement are thoroughly researched and presented during these calls with plenty of experience for listeners to interact live with these highly sought after experts. This summit has been changing peoples lives since 2012. It is free to join http://fromheartachetojoy.com Eram is also the founder of Journey to Joy Foundation, a global initiative launched to eradicate crimes against women such as honor killings and child marriages and to educate 100,000 women in the Eastern countries over the next year.

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4 comments

  1. I am definitely going to have to direct one of my coworkers to this site. She works at a nutrition clinic and she helps a lot of people with eating disorders and people struggling with weight loss issues and other things like that. I am sure she will be interested in these people and what they have to say. Thanks for the share.

  2. I think it’s a great opportunity to be learning from them, they are experienced professionals in areas that interest me the most, as I am somewhat overweight and I am always eager to know more about nutrition.

  3. Great tips overall. I’m currently undergoing a dietary change, and it can be tough trying to find the right foods to eat. There are so many convenience foods, and it can be tempting to grab them. I’m trying to steer clear of as much processed food as I can. I haven’t kicked them all to the curb yet, but I try my best to make the best decisions when it comes to my selection.

    One of my absolute favorite kitchen tools that has helped me eliminate pasta is my spiral veggie slicer. I LOVE it. So far I’ve only spiralized squash and zucchini, both veggies I thought I hated, and made casseroles and “spaghetti.” The best part is, the family loves it too!

    It can be tough not to want my excess weight to just drop off instantly! Sarah is right though. The weight gain wasn’t instant, and the weight loss isn’t going to be either. Besides, a major weight loss too quickly probably isn’t healthy.

    I love the advice about how to encourage your kids to eat healthier. Focus on the health benefits but avoid the topic of weight. The weight loss will naturally come as you get healthier!

  4. That’s the whole issue Rhonda, it’s a big temptation because we are trying to eat better, but there is junk food all over the place around us. One good tip would be to carry healthy foods or snacks with us for whenever we are hungry.

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