It is not uncommon for working adults to consider new career paths. We develop new interests and learn how our lifestyle motivates us to succeed. Lauren Paparald did more than he thought, she made it happen.
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Lauren started his career with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. She has worked in a variety of health and wellness media for over five years, including: Women’s Health Magazine When Well + good Always prioritizing nutrition, fitness, and an overall healthy life. Even though she already has healthy habits, she has health problems and needed to make some changes to her lifestyle. She started working with a registered dietitian and was inspired by how they could have such a positive impact on her. This fostered her passion and motivated her to enroll in her Master of Science program in Nutrition and Nutrition.
Lauren is passionate about increasing the chances of women having children based on dietary changes. She focuses on her preconceptions, focusing on the hormonal state of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and how malnutrition affects a woman’s fertility.
In her favorite course, Nutrition Across the Lifespan, Lauren developed a recipe for black bean chocolate walnut muffins to help support and manage PCOS. “Balanced blood sugar levels and reduced inflammation are essential for women with PCOS,” Lauren explained. “This recipe contains properties that address both factors: beans, a high-fiber carbohydrate that helps balance blood sugar levels, and walnuts and avocados that contain omega 3 fatty acids that help control inflammation. Contains oil. “
Lauren’s business management background will be an asset in her new career path. She wants to combine her education and experience to open a personal practice that utilizes medical nutrition therapy and integrated nutrition practices. “I’m excited to reach my goal of helping people with autoimmune diseases, polycystic ovary syndrome, and gastrointestinal problems improve their lifestyles and continue to thrive,” Lauren said. Lauren Paparald did more than he thought. She is #PaceGoGetter and makes it happen.
