New York Magazine

FOR A BUSY SCHEDULE

SARAH WRAGGE WELLNESS sarahwragg­e.com

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this spring, between dancing long, late hours for the New York City Ballet and running healthysna­ck-food company Get Golden, Jenelle Manzi found herself in need of more structure, struggling to stick to a solid eating schedule. Her endocrinol­ogist referred her to Sarah Wragge’s office—mentioning that Wragge prioritize­d breaking the cycle of energy spikes and drops by building custom plans to accommodat­e busy lifestyles. Annie Dixon, the coach she was assigned, helped stabilize her blood sugar by suggesting dietary changes, like eating a savory breakfast and more snacks throughout the day. (From $250.) Manzi noticed a difference in her energy levels within weeks. Dixon equipped Manzi with the knowledge she needed but was flexible and understand­ing whenever Manzi ate out or otherwise steered away from protocol.

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