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by Gale Maleskey
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Writing and Editing

Gale Maleskey has spent 15+ years writing about healthy lifestyles, food and nutrition, alternative medicine and medical consumerism for magazines, books and websites. She has been a senior editor for Prevention magazine, writing and editing their most popular columns and full-length feature articles. She has authored or co-authored dozens of books, including Nature’s Medicines,The Hormone Connection, Energy Forever, Vitamins and Minerals: Questions You Have, Answers You Need, and Take This Book to the Gynecologist with You. She has worked with Dr. Andrew Weil to write Maximizing the 8 Weeks to Optimum Health Plan, a companion book to Dr. Weil’s best-selling 8 Weeks to Optimum Health.

Topics Include:Aging, Allergy, Alternative and integrative medicine (herbs, supplements, etc), Alzheimer's disease, Asthma, Arthritis, Bladder issues, Cancer, Cardiovascular, Children’s Nutrition, Cooking, Dementia Depression/CNS, Diabetes, Dieting Trends, Exercise, Gardening, Gastrointestinal Issues, Nutrition, Nutritional Analysis, Nutritional Supplements, Osteoporosis, Parkinson's, Pregnancy and Prenatal Nutrition, Recipe/Menu Development and Analysis.

Books Home Remedies: What Works Thousands of Americans Reveal Their Favorite Home-Tested Cures for Everyday Health Problems » Purchase Book from Amazon Nature's Medicine From Asthma to Weight Gain, From Colds to High Cholesterol - The Most Powerful All-Natural Cures » Purchase Book from Amazon Energy Forever More Than 1,000 Quick And Easy Tips And Techniques To Beat Fatique And Turbocharge Your Life. » Purchase Book from Amazon The Hormone Connection Revolutionary Discoveries Linking Hormones and Women's Health Problems » Purchase Book from Amazon Take This Book to the Gynecologist with You A Consumer's Guide to Women's Health » Purchase Book from Amazon Magazines In With the Good Better Homes and Gardens, November 2009 To drop pounds, you need to focus on what you can add to your diet, not what you can't » Read the Article (PDF) The Restaurant Survival Guide Better Homes and Gardens, September 2009 Dining out today? Here's to a healthful meal. » Read the Article (PDF) Who Needs Hormones? Better Homes and Gardens, August 2009 According to new data, more women than previously thought--perhaps even you. » Read the Article (PDF) Great Strides Better Homes and Gardens, April 2009 Stepping up your walking program can burn serious calories. » Read the Article (PDF) The Way To Eat Now Better Homes and Gardens, February 2009 Check out the February issue of Better Homes and Gardens magazine for my article. It’s about using a Mediterranean diet to help you lose weight. It starts on page 181. » Read the Article (PDF) The 7 Biggest Diet and Fitness Myths: Busted Style Magazine, October 2008 Lehigh Valley experts weigh in on shaping up and eating healthy. » Read the Article (PDF) Turn On Your Weight Loss Hormones Prevention Magazine, January 2002 An excerpt from The Hormone Connection » Read Article, Part 1 (PDF) » Read Article, Part 2 (PDF) » Read Article, Part 3 (PDF) Gotta' try it: Ice Skating Prevention Magazine, January 1998 Ice skating isn't just for kids. Rediscover its joy and get fit, too Read Article (PDF)

Online Ms. Maleskey is a regular contributor to the website Stop Aging Now, and has contributed to the ADA practice group Nutrition in Complementary Care newsletter for nutrition professionals. She is comfortable writing for consumer or professional audiences, and with editing and shaping marketing and educational materials. » View Articles on StopAgingNow.com Healthy Eating & Exercise Guide Defeat Aging with NUTRITION » Read the Guide (PDF) Professional Journals & Abstracts Therapies: Statins, Muscle Damage, and Coenzyme Q10 Nutrition In Complementary Care, A Dietetic Proactive Group of the American Dietetic Association, Summer 2005 Volume 8, Issue 1 » Read the Journal (PDF) ADA Food & Nutrition Conference & Expo, 2005 Poster Session: Nutrition Assessment / Medical Nutrition Therapy » Read Abstract (PDF) "Gale Maleskey's reporting on health issues is thorough, incisive, and informative. She approaches new research findings and traditional medicine with the eye of an experienced observer, and her advice to readers is based on a wealth of background knowledge." - Edward B. Claflin, former Senior Managing Editor of Prevention Health Books