Andi Breitowich is a freelance writer based in Chicago. She specializes in health and wellness topics, including fitness, diet and nutrition, and holistic wellness, while also addressing themes of sustainability and consumer health. Andi's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Men's Health magazine UK, Good Housekeeping, and O, The Oprah Magazine.
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Andi Breitowich's articles predominantly feature expert commentary, reviews, how-to guides, and data citations. Her coverage primarily centers around fitness, nutrition, finance, beauty, and health topics within the lifestyle domain.
Given her focus on expert commentary and review-style content in areas such as fitness and nutrition, she would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide practical guidance or insightful analysis related to these subjects. Additionally, given her emphasis on financial topics within the lifestyle context as well as promotional deals mentioned in some of her articles titles suggests that she may also welcome pitches about personal finance with a relatable angle for general audiences.
While Andi doesn't have a specified geographic focus in terms of coverage attributes or article titles provided here; however considering the broad appeal of lifestyle-related expertise presented in her works it is suggested to keep any pitch relevant to an international audience unless specified otherwise.
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By: Andi Breitowich, Tina Lacy
Tina Lacy as told to Andi Breitowich For most of my life, I was all about cardio.
By: Andi Breitowich
For most of my life, fitness wasn't a priority, but over the last few years, that's started to change.
Even in her final years, María Branyas Morera’s microbiome looked more like that of someone decades younger, with a wide range of beneficial bacteria.
By: Andi Breitowich
Andi Breitowich Key Points Two registered dietitian nutritionists share their go-to groceries to keep on hand for regularly supporting gut health.
By: Andi Breitowich
Stock these products in your kitchen and building a healthy gut microbiome will become so much easier.
By: Andi Breitowich
Walking and strength training are two of the best longevity workouts, but this one is better for brain, bone, and cardiovascular health, per experts.
By: Olivia Luppino, Jennifer Nied, Andi Breitowich
Andi Breitowich, Jennifer Nied, Olivia Luppino Fun fact: Your glutes are the largest muscle in your body.
By: Andi Breitowich
It depends.
If you want to lose fat, build muscle, or somehow achieve both at the same time, you're not alone.
By: Andi Breitowich
“I can now move through each day with more strength, confidence, and ease.”
