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Julia Freiberger
Julia Freiberger

Julia Freiberger has been with FITBOOK since 2023, writing about nutrition, fitness, and health. Her studies in nutritional science provide her with a wealth of (scientific) input for her work. Books and writing are her passion: her own book is currently in the publication process. Julia is also no stranger to physical activity: at a young age, she discovered her enthusiasm for movement and completed ten years of training as a dancer and actress at the Friedrichstadt-Palast in Berlin. Her spare time is filled with travels with friends, duties as an aunt, sports, university stress, and a little parrot that demands a lot of attention.

The body fights against itself: A concise explanation of early symptoms that may indicate autoimmune diseases.

Causes and Symptoms What Is an Autoimmune Disease?

From dry eyes to abdominal pain, here is how autoimmune diseases subtly manifest and why early detection is crucial.
What Makes a Good Running Training? An Expert Offers Insights on Preparation, Motivation, and Effective Methods.

Peloton Coach Jeffrey McEachern "Running Changed My Life"

Coach Jeffry shares insights from the Berlin half marathon: which strategies truly boost training and progress?
How Does Ryan Gosling Physically Prepare? A Look at Training, Discipline, and Transformation for Demanding Film Roles

Hollywood Star Ryan Gosling's Fitness Secret

Suspended Scenes and Body Tension in Focus: How Ryan Gosling Prepares for and Excels in Demanding Roles
Subtle Signals Can Be Crucial: Early Signs of Angelman Syndrome

Mother Discusses Angelman Syndrome "This Is Not a Normal Developmental Delay"

A mother trusts her instincts–and receives a rare diagnosis. FITBOOK interview reveals insight into the early signs of Angelman Syndrome.
Airport, Language, Uncertainty: Causes of Travel Anxiety and Why It Affects More People Than Expected

Forms and Causes How Phobias Differ

FITBOOK explains the causes behind certain phobias, how to identify them, and the best ways to treat them.
Child who suffers from Asperger's

Developmental Disorder What Is Asperger's Syndrome?

Asperger's autistic people are often considered highly gifted. FITBOOK explains what lies behind this special form of autism.
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