Sarah Ann Macklin: A Visionary in Science and Wellness

Sarah Ann Macklin is a distinguished force in health, nutrition, and wellness advocacy, renowned for her dynamic approach and groundbreaking initiatives. As the founder and host of the top health podcast "Live Well Be Well," she has spent the last three years interviewing some of the world’s greatest minds, exploring the true essence of living well.

Her personal journey toward “living well” spans over a decade of both professional and personal learning. Along this path, Sarah has come to realize that true health isn't about conforming to someone else's idea of perfection but finding what uniquely works for each individual through kindness, understanding, and science-backed know-how. She believes that in the current health narrative, dominated by quick fixes, the crucial element of compassion is often overlooked.

Sarah is also the visionary behind the Be Well Collective, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to preventative mental health. This initiative has catalyzed significant change in the wellness landscape, reflecting her commitment to mental health support for all. A registered nutritional scientist and respected health journalist, Sarah's influence transcends traditional boundaries.

Her impactful 2019 TED talk, "Are models, role models?" positioned her as a prominent public voice in discussing physical and mental health. Sarah’s insights and findings on dietary guidelines have even reached the European Parliament, emphasizing their connection to the Type 2 diabetes epidemic. Furthermore, her public health campaign, "The Great British Veg Out," has mobilized nationwide support for healthier eating habits, with endorsements from celebrities like Gary Barlow and Victoria Pendleton.

A trailblazer in every right, Sarah candidly shares her personal experiences and challenges during her modeling career, driving her to establish the Be Well Collective. This initiative has touched thousands of lives through education, workshops, mentoring, and resources. With contributions to esteemed publications such as the Financial Times, Telegraph, and Harper’s Bazaar, Sarah continues to empower individuals to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.