Elizabeth Somer is one of the most trusted sources of nutritional information whose work has helped millions achieve their ideal health through proper nutrition and lifestyle changes.
As a busy, working mother of two, Elizabeth's books and articles on nutrition are written for people with demanding lives who need smart solutions to stay healthy and energized. She studies the most current nutritional research and shares the best, practical living-well tips on television, in print and via social media.
Elizabeth is a frequent guest on national and local television, including the Today Show, The View, Dr. Oz, and AM Northwest.
She has conducted hundreds of national and regional radio talk shows, more than 350 local television interviews, 16 satellite media tours, and 100s of public presentations, workshops, and continuing education seminars on current nutrition research, from women's issues, anti-aging, and the food-mood link to the prevention of disease and vitamin-mineral pharmacology. She is listed with several speaker’s bureaus and has completed numerous media-training courses.
An award-winning writer, Elizabeth is the Editor-in-Chief of Nutrition Alert!, a newsletter that compiles current nutrition research from more than 6,000 journals. She is Advisory Board member to Shape Magazine and has written more than 300 articles in numerous national magazines, including Cooking Light, Cosmopolitan, Eating Well, Fitness, Food & Wine, Real Simple, Redbook, Self, American Health, Better Health and Living, Better Homes & Gardens, Fast and Healthy, Fit Pregnancy, First for Women, Healthy Living, Living Fit, Mature Outlook, McCalls, Mens Fitness, Muscle and Fitness, Prevention, Sesame Street Parents Magazine, Shape, Walking Magazine, Women's Sports, Fitness, and Working Woman. She also has written for Medizine, Healing Lifestyles, and numerous websites. Ms. Somer has won numerous awards and scholarships, including the National Mature Media Merit Award for her article titled Beat the Clock, which appeared in Living Fit magazine.
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