Elena Solomatina

academic

Elena Solomatina is described as a dietitian and candidate of medical sciences who provides health and nutrition advice in Russian media outlets such as 'Vechernaya Moskva' and 'Vesti'. She offers expert commentary on food safety, dietary choices during summer, the health impacts of various foods including processed meats, sugary drinks, fruits, vegetables, and specific products like arбуz (watermelon), cherries, pike, and vitamin patches. Her recommendations cover topics such as proper food storage, risks of certain combinations like matcha with energy drinks, and the effects of sugar substi…

Recent coverage

• Dr. Dietitian Solomatina: Fruits growing near roads and asphalt are harmful to the body — Вечерняя Москва
• Kidney Strike: Berries Growing Near City Buildings Are Harmful to the Body — РИАМО
• Patches for energy, better sleep, and weight loss: reviews, effectiveness, doctor's opinion — Вечерняя Москва
• Which products should not be taken to the beach in summer — Вечерняя Москва
• How and for how long to store ready-made shashlik — Вечерняя Москва
• Which foods cause swelling — Вечерняя Москва
• Green Onion: Benefits, Harm, How to Choose, Proper Storage and the Best Ways to Eat It — Вечерняя Москва
• Doctor-nutritionist tells about the beneficial properties of cherries — Вести
• Berries and salad every day: dietitian on supporting the body's microbiome — Вести
• Dietitian Solomatina: Children will prefer to gain weight if mothers were undernourished — Москва 24
• Dietitian Solomatiná Warned of Danger of Onions and Mangoes for Hypertensives — Москва 24
• Doctor Solomatina Dispels Myth About Benefits of Buckwheat and Apples in Fighting Anemia — Москва 24