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Alena Kharlamenko
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Senior Commerce Editor at Health.com, Parents.com, Verywell Health, and Verywell Fit, Dotdash Meredith
New York
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Biography
Alena Kharlamenko is a Senior Shopping Editor for Parents.com, The Spruce Pets, Travel + Leisure, and Lifewire. She edits, assigns, and writes shopping guides covering health, family, travel, technology, and pets. Alena has written for Verywell, Livestrong, Healthline, and more. She's been featured in national media outlets like Cooking Light, EatingWell, Everyday Health, and Food Network. She's also a registered dietitian-nutritionist (RDN) with a passion for translating complicated health and nutrition research into easily digestible information.
Travel, Nutrition Health, Fitness Parenting,Shopping Content Beauty, Wellness
Popular entertainment, films, gossip, gaming, sport
Content
By Alena Kharlamenko Verified| InStyle Verified Title: Senior Editor, Verywell Fit Education: New York University, Western Michigan University Location: New York, NY Expertise: Nutrition, Fitness, Health Alena is a senior health editor at Verywell Fit, working with fitness, health, family, and nutrition content Registered Dietitian Nutritionist with over 8 years of experience Trained in pre-professional ballet and has dual degrees in dance and nutrition Experienced health reporter and editor Alena Kharlamenko is a writer, editor, and...
By Alena Kharlamenko Verified| Verywell Health Verified Alena Kharlamenko is a writer, editor, and registered dietitian with a passion for translating complicated health and nutrition research into easily digestible information. She has written for LIVESTRONG, Healthline, Today's Dietitian, and PlateJoy, and has been featured in national media outlets like Cooking Light, EatingWell, Everyday Health, and Food Network.
By Alena Kharlamenko Verified| SHAPE Verified Photo: Getty Images Vitamin E might not be as popular as other buzzy vitamins (we’re looking at you, vitamins D and C), but it plays a vital role in human health. It’s also an essential nutrient, meaning the body doesn’t make it, and we need to get it through our diets. Men and women ages 14 and older need 15 milligrams per day, according to the 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, though it’s not recommended to take vitamin E supplements unless you’re dealing with a deficiency. Why?
Company Info
Dotdash Meredith
Chicago, Illinois, United States
+1 312-970-8400