Alexander Myasnikov: what the TV presenter looks like after blepharoplasty and a circular facelift. Alexander Myasnikov is a worthy successor to the dynasty of doctors. Chief physician of the clinic Alexander Myasnikov

Myasnikov Alexander Leonidovich is the chief physician of one of the Moscow clinics, a physician with an impressive work history. He is known far beyond the capital and even Russia as the author of books about illness and health written in accessible language, as well as as a frequent guest and host of popular television programs.

Doctor Alexander Myasnikov

Biography

Alexander Leonidovich Myasnikov (junior) was born in 1953, on September 15. He became the representative of the 4th generation of doctors in the family and was named after the famous grandfather. The dynasty began in the 19th century; our hero’s great-grandfather was a zemstvo doctor in the Tver province, who financed the opening of a clinic for the poor. His wife trained as an ophthalmologist. Grandfather-academician Soviet times stood at the origins of Russian cardiology, headed the All-Russian Society of Therapists. Alexander’s father also followed in the footsteps of his ancestors, although in his youth he dreamed of serving in the navy. He lived only 45 years, died of kidney cancer, but managed to become a professor. His wife, Olga Khalilovna, a Crimean Tatar by nationality, began her studies in aviation, but then transferred to medical school. She specialized in gerontology (issues of longevity, age-related diseases).

Alexander was born into a family of doctors and made a brilliant career

So it was no coincidence that Alexander Leonidovich Myasnikov became the chief physician of a number of medical institutions; the biography of a person who grew up in such a family was predetermined. Although his parents divorced when Sasha was only 6 years old, his mother and father instilled in him a love and interest in medicine. After graduating from school, the young man left his native Leningrad for the capital and entered the Pirogov Institute. His studies at medical school, which ended in 1976, were followed by a 5-year residency.

Alexander has few photographs of his family

Attention! The aspiring physician completed his residency at the cardiology research center named after his grandfather. (He headed the National Medical Research Center of Cardiology for 17 years, until his death in 1965).

Medical career

After completing his residency, the young doctor defended his PhD thesis and went to Mozambique to provide medical care Soviet geologists. He then continued to work in the Zambezi, Angola. Returning from Africa to Russia in 1989, he became a cardiologist at the center, where he trained before leaving. After working in Africa, Myasnikov took the problems of migrants to heart, so at the same time he got a job in the medical department of the IOM, an organization that deals with these problems.

Alexander Myasnikov in his youth

From 1993 to 2000, the doctor again worked abroad:

• in France, as a doctor at the Russian embassy;
• in the USA, where he undergoes residency and improves his qualifications, confirming them at the international level.

Working and studying in the States, as well as obtaining membership in a number of American organizations of the relevant profile, influenced Myasnikov’s future career. Returning to the capital, he became the chief physician of the American Medical Center, and a few years later he himself created and headed a clinic that met the standards accepted in the United States.

Alexander Myasnikov has extensive experience working abroad

In 2009, he was invited to the position of chief physician at the most prestigious healthcare institution in the country - the Kremlin Hospital. And starting next year, Myasnikov heads the capital’s clinical hospital No. 71. He combines his work as a doctor with social activities, holds one of the leading positions in the public council under the Ministry of Health and is a member of the Moscow Public Chamber. About 9 years ago, Dr. Myasnikov began regular appearances on TV.

A television

Myasnikov hosted a number of television programs on different channels; his debut was the program “Did you call the doctor?” This is a television program in the “doctor’s appointment in the studio” format, where a specialist gives answers to questions regarding diseases, recommends appropriate treatment and warns against mistakes. Also during the program, problems and prospects for Russian healthcare in general were discussed. Around the same time, Alexander Leonidovich began appearing on the radio in the morning, in a joint project by Vladimir Solovyov and Anna Shafran. He is a regular presenter of the medical section of the radio show “Full Contact”. Solovyov often invites him to his television program “Evening with Vladimir Solovyov.”

Alexander Myasnikov in the program “About the Most Important Thing”

Then came information project medical orientation “Tell me, doctor!” with the participation of the capital's best doctors who answered questions from viewers live. And Alexander Myasnikov’s most famous television project is the program “About the Most Important Thing,” which airs on the Rossiya-1 channel. Its slogan: “Everything that matters most is about your health.”

Alexander Myasnikov, practicing doctor

Chronology of A. L. Myasnikov’s work on television:

• 2009 – presenter, expert of the program “Did you call the doctor?”;
• 2012-14 – host of “Tell Me, Doctor!”;
• from 2013 to the present day - co-host of “About the Most Important Thing.”

This morning show airs every weekday at 9:55 am. The program is based on the idea: if you devote just one hour every day to taking care of your health, you can extend your life by one and a half to two decades. The program teaches you how to properly take care of your health. Practicing doctors with extensive experience take part in it and discuss a variety of topics: treatment and prevention of diseases, proper nutrition and safe weight control methods.

Dr. Myasnikov acts as a cardiologist, a specialist in anti-aging therapy, and also covers more common topics as a family doctor. In particular, programs devoted to influenza and vaccination, Alzheimer's disease, varicose veins, and joint health were released.

Alexander Myasnikov appeared in other television projects as an expert

Recordings of various programs with Myasnikov’s participation, as well as video interviews, can be found and viewed on his official website. Many of the topics that the doctor discussed in the television program are also covered in the book “About the Most Important Thing with Doctor Myasnikov.”

Books

For a long time, Alexander Leonidovich believed that he did not have the talent of a writer, but he succumbed to the persistent persuasion of the publishing house and put his thoughts into words, creating the book “How to Live Longer than 50 Years.” It was published in March 2013, the circulation of 300 thousand copies was almost completely sold out and the success of the work forced the doctor to continue what he started. He believes that the level of awareness of the Russian population about issues related to health and disease is catastrophically low. Therefore, educational activities, presentation of information about the causes of diseases, measures for their prevention, possible complications in simple, accessible language. It is in this language that Alexander Myasnikov’s books are written.

Preamble to one of Alexander Myasnikov’s books

It is interesting that the doctor did not write his first book, but dictated it while traveling on trains. Then his notes were deciphered and recorded. Over time, he mastered computer typing and typed subsequent books himself.

Alexander at the book presentation

Here are some of them:

• The two-volume encyclopedia “About the Most Important Thing,” which includes 9 books in the series with a self-explanatory title;
• “Russian Roulette” is a book that teaches you to fight for your health despite the imperfections of the healthcare system, to consciously approach the choice of medications and follow doctors’ orders;
• "Vector of fear. How to stop being afraid of cancer and protect yourself from it” - about the basic principles of preventing various cancers;
• “How to live longer than 50 years” - a comparison of treatment principles in Russia and foreign countries, recommendations on how to avoid serious diseases in old age, taking into account Russian realities;
• "Rust" - all about cardiovascular diseases, hypertension, atherosclerosis, causes of heart pain, life after a heart attack;
• “The Esophagus” - about the optimal nutrition system, reducing the risk of obesity and other diseases, a selection of recipes from Dr. Myasnikov;
• “Ghosts” is about an illness that occurs “out of the blue” and does not manifest itself with objective symptoms. Analyzes do not reveal abnormalities, examination does not allow us to establish the causes of this condition, and performance is significantly reduced. In scientific language, this mysterious illness is called somatoform disorder;
• “Infections” (“Friend or Foe”) – about the true cause of many dangerous diseases, the functioning of the immune system, methods of preventing and combating infections.

Books by Alexander Myasnikov

Alexander Leonidovich created 3 more books based on the notes of his grandfather. A special place among Myasnikov’s books is occupied by the work “Genealogy. Letters to his son Lena,” illustrated with numerous photographs from family archives. The history of the Myasnikov dynasty and other ancestors of the author, as well as his wife, is described here in detail. In it, Alexander Myasnikov shares some details of his own biography and personal life.

Personal life

Now Alexander Leonidovich is married for the second time; nothing is known about his first wife except the very fact of her existence. The second wife, Natalya Aleksandrovna Kolpakchi, is from Lvov. Her father was at one time the secretary of the Sochi City Party Committee, and then he was transferred to the capital, to the Ministry of Food and Industry. Here Natalya graduated from the Department of History and Archives and met her husband, and traveled with him to many countries.

He will tell you why hair falls out and what chronic drowsiness means. He will explain what bitterness in the mouth means and why homemade Dieffenbachia is dangerous. The best medicine, in his opinion, is love, but if a serious challenge occurs, he will put aside all business and conversations and take care of the difficult patient personally. After all, this is Alexander Leonidovich Myasnikov, a hereditary doctor, TV presenter, chief doctor of the oldest clinic in Moscow.

At the end of the 70s, at the Moscow City Clinical Hospital No. 71, the first brilliant operation in the USSR to engraft a patient’s finger was performed. Television did not fail to talk about such a joyful event. Medical student Alexander Myasnikov was then a little over 20 years old, and he did not yet know that one day he would be invited with great respect to work both on TV and in the most legendary hospital.

From ancestors to present

In the ancient triangle between Yaroslavl, Moscow and St. Petersburg, not far from the capital Tver, lies the settlement of Krasny Kholm, small but colorful among its monasteries, two-hundred-year-old houses and meadows. Here, in 1859, began famous story the Myasnikov surname, which is not even going to end. And this is a source of pride for Russia, because we are talking about a long family dynasty.

Alexander Ivanovich Myasnikov, a young merchant from Krasnokholminsk, was very happy when his wife Anastasia Sergeevna had a son, they named the boy Lenya. The merchant’s son did not continue the family business; he went to Moscow to study as a doctor. And Leonid Myasnikov was born in 1859, this year became the starting point for an unusual family.

Leonid Aleksandrovich studied well at the medical faculty of Moscow University, so brilliantly that the promising doctor was invited to stay at the large clinic of the famous G. A. Zakhoryin. But the young doctor refused the offer and returned to Red Hill. He gave all his talent and his life to his small homeland - he was a zemstvo doctor, ran a hospital for the poor, was elected mayor and mayor. He named his son Alexander, and this was the future Alexander Leonidovich Myasnikov himself, the father of Soviet cardiology.

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Much has already been written about academician Alexander Leonidovich Myasnikov. A talented doctor, a colonel of the medical service, was part of the group that observed last days life of I. Stalin. All cardiologists and others know this biography; universities, associations, and streets are named by this name. But it is no less important that Academician Myasnikov also had a son, Lenya. Who also became a brilliant doctor. The Myasnikov family was already living in Leningrad by that time.

It was a fine day on September 15, 1953. Hereditary doctor Leonid Myasnikov excitedly hurried to his wife Olga. Olga is the young chief physician of a rural hospital, and today she and her husband gave birth to their first child. It was decided to name the boy Alexander, as was customary according to tradition. What will he be by profession?

Childhood, parents, grandfather

So the time has come for our Alexander Leonidovich Myasnikov, still the first-born of his parents. A year after the birth of the baby, the young family moved to Moscow. Here, for the first 6 years, the newlyweds built a new life, worked in medicine, and raised their son. After 6 years, unfortunately, the marriage broke up. Little Sasha stayed with his mother, but never broke off his relationship with his father. I went to see him on weekends and spent time with him. new family father and half-brother.

Today my father is no longer alive; he passed away very early - at the age of 45 from kidney cancer. But Alexander Leonidovich still remembers him warmly and keeps in his soul interesting stories related to his father’s life. However, Sasha, then still a boy, spent most of his time with his eminent grandfather Leonid. It was he who instilled in him the main masculine qualities and that incredible love of life that so distinguishes the Russian doctor Myasnikov.

Sanya spent his entire childhood with his grandfather, which today he calls happy, largely thanks to this beautiful, impeccable friendship. Grandfather always found time for his grandson. Together they relaxed in the summer at the dacha, had long conversations, and when Leonid Aleksandrovich was busy with a reception, Sasha always hid under the cabinet piano and absorbed the first medical phrases. This continued until November 1965, when the boy’s life changed dramatically.

It was a weekday, and Sasha and her mother arrived at her grandfather’s house on Slobodskaya to spend the upcoming warm weekend with him again, but the concierge at the entrance sadly said: “Alexander Leonidovich died today.” Alexander was 12 years old, and his childhood seemed to be over. The death of a loved one shocked the teenager so much that he could not hold back the blow. The boy wrote a letter full of love to his grandfather, which his mother carefully placed in the funeral suit of the famous academician. I didn't go to the funeral.

Driver, traveler or doctor?

One should not think that the fate of Sasha Myasnikov was predetermined from birth by the power of the dynasty. The medical environment was familiar to the son, grandson and great-grandson of famous doctors, but he himself dreamed of something else. Sanya was drawn to travel, cars, and animals. A driver, geologist, trainer or livestock specialist, this is what the descendant of the Aesculapians dreamed of.

We walked school years. Alexander studied well, but without fanaticism; he was a normal, curious teenager. I was preparing to implement one of my ideas in the future. And here the parents intervened in the fate of their offspring. The father, by that time already a professor of medicine, the author of several monographs, stated that his son would study only at the Medical School. Mom didn’t argue, although she always gave her son the right to choose.

With a sigh, Sasha obeyed and began to prepare to continue. family tradition. If he had known that this profession would more than make his dreams of cars and travel come true in the future, he would not have worried for a minute. However, there was no need to worry for long. Having freely entered Moscow II after 10th grade medical school named after Pirogov, an 18-year-old student realized that studying would be very interesting. And so it happened.

How fate meets

The obedient son vigorously plunged into student life - lectures, sessions, meetings with friends, get-togethers, violent fights, and being taken to the police. The eccentricity of the family and genes resulted in flowery rebellion. Alik, that was the name of our hero since childhood, like his eminent grandfather, turned from a quiet boy into a dude with long hair and flared trousers.

Funky glasses, ostentatiously patched with wire, bright shirts bought from black marketeers, mismatched pants. And the Zhiguli, left over from the inheritance of the academician grandfather. Alexander Myasnikov felt like the golden youth of the city. He was active, narcissistic and loved women. It is not surprising that very quickly he acquired a young wife, whose name is hidden from history. That's how I graduated from college. Yes, I didn’t give up my studies, but I still knew my responsibility to my parents.

Student life gave way to the everyday life of internship, which Alexander Leonidovich completed from 1976 to 1977. But if he began this period as a slacker dude, he ended his practice as a decently trimmed, neatly dressed young man with serious attitude to life. What's happened? The woman of my dreams has appeared. His beloved Natasha.

Half of the internship had already passed when Alex Myasnikov, as usual, together with his young, nameless wife, came to a party with his next friends. He came with one wife and left with another. And this time it was not a passing interest at all. A young graduate of the History and Archives Department, Natalya Aleksandrovna Kolpakchi, was not only Hollywood-style beautiful and liberated, but also possessed a deep, independent mind.

After talking with Alex all evening, she realized that she didn’t need anyone else. Five minutes later, her husband, a wealthy dentist, with whom she appeared at the party, was forgotten. And the shaggy, dark-eyed man, then an intern on a budget scholarship, became her only man for the rest of her life. Sasha completely changed his head, shocked by his beloved. By the end of 1977, he was officially free from his previous ties, and formalized his marriage to Natasha. Now forever.

How to go hiking

If it seems to someone that the descendant of dynastic doctors, the grandson of an academician, the son of a professor and a strong-willed successful mother was simply obliged not to need anything financially, then he is mistaken. Newlyweds Alexander and Natasha lived in a tiny one-room apartment on the income ceiling of the Soviet intelligentsia of 90 rubles and had no super-privileges. But Natalya was not from an ordinary family either; her father held high positions. But the time was different, Komsomol, and our newlyweds were intelligent to the core, and they simply could not imagine living on their parents’ necks.

According to the memoirs of Alexander Leonidovich, he and his wife were happy with what they had. But the spirit of wandering still remained in the hearts, and this required funds. We decided to try different options. As a result, young Sasha, having higher education, happened:

• be bombed by a taxi driver in his Zhiguli;
• try your luck in military medicine, which my grandmother stopped through her connections;
• work as a senior laboratory assistant in a radionuclide laboratory.

At the same time, he completed his residency and postgraduate studies. And in 1981, the doctor defended his Ph.D. dissertation ahead of schedule. This is how the woman I loved changed my whole life. She inspired her husband to all his accomplishments, led him forward and upward, and soon inspired him to embark on the brightest adventure of his life called: a career in Africa.

Two in Africa, not counting the bullets

Alex Leonidovich doesn’t particularly like to remember this period today. Although everything started out great - the couple managed to be recruited under a contract for a geological expedition to Mozambique as part of Soviet scientists for a fabulous salary! Only on the flight to his place of life did Alik learn that there was a war going on in the country, and there was real shooting there. For a minute he doubted, but remembering his future earnings, he cast his doubts aside.

As it turned out, in vain. Africa greeted young people with hell - devastation, corpses, attacks, kidnappings, massacres. Colleagues died before our eyes, not just a simple death, but a terrible one. What are the 5 Swedish doctors worth, whom Alexander once discovered beheaded? He and his wife had to learn to hold a gun, shoot, and be prepared to receive bad news every day. This went on for 2 years, until it was finally decided to relieve the group of heavy duties and transfer it to Zambezia.

The Namib Zambezi was a calm land. Here Alexander Leonidovich spent a quiet year as a general practitioner, helping the local population recover and receive treatment. The contract ended, the Myasnikovs returned to Moscow. But the love affair with Africa is not over.

The cardiologist's persistent behavior, organizational skills and will were noticed in high circles. When the government hospital Prenda in Angola, Africa, asked for personnel assistance, no one had any doubts about who to send to lead the group of consulting doctors. So Alex Leonidovich again found himself in troubled Africa. Now the work was going well, experience and hardening were telling. Therefore, the Myasnikovs stayed in Angola for 5 years. And the spouses were always together.

Preobrazhenka-Paris-New York

The almost 10-year African saga finally ended in 1989. Sasha and Natasha settled in their apartment in Moscow and began to lead the usual life of Soviet citizens. Leonidovich got a prestigious position as a cardiologist at the All-Union Cardio-Research Center, and simultaneously worked as a medical employee of the International Migration Organization.

But that was not the doctor's bright soul. Less than 4 years have passed since everyday life began to choke the grandson of the famous academician. And in this he was very much like his grandfather - he also passionately loved life, movement, novelty and beauty of the world. Alex got ready to hit the road again. This time fate offered him romantic France, at the Embassy then Russian Federation A doctor was needed in Paris.

Paris greeted me very cordially. The doctor, who had already seen a lot, and his beloved wife, who was always nearby, plunged into an atmosphere of peace, beauty and civilization.

Alex Leonidovich did not limit himself to official duties, he actively got acquainted with leading Western practitioners, and came into contact with French colleagues from leading clinics. During his three years in Paris, 1993-1996, he worked with many medical centers in France, established connections and saw how far medicine had advanced outside his homeland.

At the end of the contract, it was decided to expand their financial and professional opportunities and go to America, rich in medicine and technology, without even visiting Moscow. Study innovations and earn money for your own clinic. By that time, Alexander Myasnikov had already celebrated 43 years, but there was another new life from scratch. However, this time the couple did not have to travel alone. In Paris, the city of love and fulfillment of desires, like a miracle, their son was born. According to tradition, the boy was named Lenya.

Birth of a son and daughter

If you trace today the turbulent life of the famous TV presenter “About the Most Important Thing” from his youth, it will become clear why the spouses’ plans for children did not come forward for so long. The marriage began immediately in Africa, where malaria, infections and bullets reigned. But these are vaccinations, stress, unchildish conditions. Was it possible to expose the bodies of mother and child to such danger?

When the African period ended, the couple came to their senses in Moscow and settled down. The 90s were beginning, and only criminal elements and traders could settle down properly; Alex Myasnikov Jr. was neither one nor the other. But he was a perfectionist and a responsible person, and he couldn’t imagine how to bring a child into Better conditions, could not.

Years followed the experiences, so when the small family found themselves in Paris, where, it would seem, everything coincided, Alex and Natalya were already 40 years old. Of course, no one thought much about children anymore. However, the sky decreed differently.

Was a certified doctor with 20 years of experience happy at the news from his 40-year-old wife who had never given birth that they would have a child? Of course not. Moreover, my wife’s health problems are serious. The husband began to insist on interruption, like a doctor. But he underestimated the femininity of his stoic half.

In the photo Alexander Myasnikov with his son

Natalya flatly refused to obey her husband, for which he is now constantly grateful to her. After all, today Leonid, who was born in Paris in 1994, is 24 years old. He is the pride and happiness of his parents, and most importantly, he is an honest successor to the dynasty, the dynasty of the Myasnikov doctors.

Lenya, named after his grandfather, studies in France; it remains his second home. First, the young man plans to master pharmaceuticals, and then to become deeply involved in the medical profession. The young man speaks several languages. He inherited his father's determination and mother's wisdom. Alexander Leonidovich loves his son madly and does not deny him anything, spending all his free time with him. However, there is no talk of blind spoiling. The boy grew up under a good Soviet upbringing, where humanity, decency and strong will were always the main ones.

The daughter of Alexander Myasnikov is Polina. Photo https://www.instagram.com/alexander_myasnikov1/

Dr. Myasnikov has another child. A talented 13-year-old girl Polina, born 10 years after Leni. Polya draws, writes fairy tales herself, one small edition of her works has already been published (2018). The famous dad is proud of his daughter and helps her by any means necessary. But the girl lives separately, because her mother is not Natalya Alexandrovna. And this is a completely different story.

America, America

Arriving in the United States, cardiologist Alex Myasnikov Jr. was forced to re-prove that his diploma was related to medicine - in America only its own universities recognize it. But nothing is impossible for a talented person. Without interference, the Russian doctor completed his American residency at the New York State University Medical Center, received a new general practitioner certification from American medical systems, and later received the highest category in 2000.

All this time, Alexander Leonidovich had to work non-stop in 36-hour shifts, which is 80-90 hours a week. At home they could only sleep, and then go back to battle, cultivating the fields of American medicine. Natasha and her little son were left completely alone, in an unfamiliar country, without a serious business and without a husband who disappeared for days in clinics.

It’s hard to imagine what Natalya Alexandrovna was going through in her solitude as a woman, but after a few years of such ordeals, trouble befell her and she desperately decided to take alcohol into her soul. Is it for this reason or because Myasnikov the doctor began to understand that American system labor consumes his time and life, in 2000 he decides to return to his homeland.

The homeland greeted the doctor well. His American titles - Member of the American Medical Association and the Medical College of Physicians, as well as invaluable experience allowed him to take on the responsible management of the American Medical Center in Moscow. Alexander later left this position and moved to manage his own American clinic. By a lucky coincidence, the office of the Administration of the President of Russia worked in the same building.

Managers noticed the active, charismatic chief doctor and offered him a job under the Kremlin. Thus, at the age of 56, Alexander Myasnikov became the chief physician of the Kremlin hospital of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation. However, all this no longer made Natalya happy. The faithful companion is seriously stuck in trouble, and darkness hangs over the couple's family. It was at this moment that Sasha allowed himself to become weak under the weight of discord. As a result, today he has an illegitimate daughter, Polya, born in 2005.

But Natasha still coped with the trouble, and completely on her own. It took 10 years, but now Doctor Myasnikov’s wife is not friendly with strong drink. Natural wisdom helped her throw away the darkness. And also - to forgive your husband for his mistakes and accept new circumstances with intelligence and dignity.

Recent history

Alex Myasnikov Jr. worked under the Kremlin for only a year. According to the doctor, he still doesn’t understand how this happened. But in 2010 he decided to return to more folk medicine- headed Moscow Hospital No. 71, where he still successfully leads.

There is more than enough work in the hospital, dozens of patients every day. And among the cases there are real horrors. What is the value of the young girl Margarita Gracheva, who was admitted at the end of 2017? The husband completely cut off the girl's hands after she announced that she wanted to file for divorce.

A team of microsurgeons worked for 8 hours to re-form an amputee from the amputee found at the crime scene. left hand the victim. The right hand was also in serious condition, there was no way to restore it, the hand was completely crushed. But we managed to save the hand from infection and give it a cosmetic appearance. On the doctor’s Instagram you can find photo reports on this and other incredible stories, where the clinic’s doctors show the highest professionalism in saving people.

This is not all that the chief physician of MGKB-73 does today. In 2012, the charming, cinematic doctor was invited to try himself on television. Since then, All-Russian fame has come to Alexander Leonidovich Myasnikov. Self-confident, calm, courageous, inspiring unconditional trust, he won the hearts of all sufferers seeking answers to questions about their health.

At first it was the program “Tell me, Doctor!”, Raz-TV. Then the famous “About the most important thing”, Russia-1. Doctor Myasnikov continues to lead it to this day. There are also more rare projects, for example, the TV presenter of “Did you call the doctor?”, TVC. He also actively conducts a medical column with his friend Vladimir Solovyov on the radio “Full Contact”. And she often looks at his TV show.

Mother of Alexander Myasnikov and Vladimir Solovyov. Photo instagram.com/alexander_myasnikov1

Today, the people's doctor is happy with his job, family, children, his personal life has completely improved, he idolizes his wife, he has a country house and new hobbies. On September 15, 2018, he turned exactly 65 years old, but a 20-year-old would envy the activity of the “pensioner.” Doctor Myasnikov is successful in everything, and we can only remain in complete admiration and re-read Interesting Facts about him in order to take an example for your life.

The following facts did not fit into the biography of the Russian genius:

1. On 06.2017, the doctor received the title of Honored Doctor of Moscow.
2. Today, Doctor M.'s height and weight are 180 cm and 85 kg. I struggled with excess weight for a long time, but now I’m in great shape.
3. He remained forever true to his passion for travel. I have already traveled half the world and almost all of Russia, for work and on my own initiative.
4. He loves hunting in the Siberian forests, but prefers to remain an amateur.
5. He runs his own website, where he posts information about himself and his work, articles, notes, reflections. There is a detailed pedigree of the Myasnikov family.
6. He wrote about 17 books on medicine and health, 3 of them in posthumous co-authorship with his grandfather.
7. He does boxing three times a week, bench presses 140, sitting 180 kg. He regularly visits the shooting range, where he practices shooting.
8. Olga Khalilovna, the mother of the famous presenter, half Crimean Tatar and half Turkish by origin, is still in good health. In the spring of 2018, she turned 91 years old.
9. The doctor has 3 dogs in the house - a shepherd dog Eugene, an Alabai Gina, a St. Bernard Hamlet and a ginger cat Aramis of the May-Coon breed.
10. On April 4, 2018, he made his first flight in a mini-helicopter, and by the time of his anniversary, he had fully learned to fly aircraft of this type.
11. He doesn’t consider it shameful to take care of his appearance with the help of plastic surgeons; he had corrective facial plastic surgery (removed wrinkles).
12. Not a stickler for prohibitions, like a doctor, he insists that everything is possible, but in moderation. But he is an opponent of most of modern chemical drugs.

And finally, Dr. Myasnikov believes that one should never regret the past or the mistakes made. But you always need to draw wise conclusions from them and think only positively when looking into the future.

“The birth of a man of genius is not done impromptu. There is a long and complex preparation for the great event of wildlife. Genius, talent and giftedness, forming a series of adjacent gradations of the same phenomenon, are confined to certain family groups and genera and appear in the bosom of their biological soil from time to time, with unequal frequency. The fate of one hundred families, traced by French anthropologists over a distance of several centuries, showed that there are genera and families that, even over a fairly long period of time (up to seven centuries), gave only gray offspring without any traces of the “spark of God,” i.e. talent or giftedness. But other family groups provided, from time to time, gifted and talented representatives.”

Myasnikovs

The history of the family is connected with the town of Krasny Kholm, not far from Tver on the banks of the Neledina River (a tributary of the Volga).

Your great-great-grandfather was born here in 1859 in the family of merchant Alexander Ivanovich Myasnikov and his wife Anastasia Sergeevna (that was the name of your great-great-great-grandfather and great-great-great-grandmother). He grew up here and went to Moscow to enter the medical faculty of Moscow University. The first doctor of the dynasty!

After brilliantly graduating from the University, he was offered to stay in the clinic of the famous Russian therapist G.A. Zakhoryin, but your great-great-grandfather returned home to Krasny Kholm and became a “country doctor” - what is called a “general practitioner” today. He used his own money to maintain a hospital for the poor and was elected “city mayor” (mayor in our language). He did a lot of things for the city; one of the streets there is named after him even today.

Their firstborn is your famous great-grandfather, Alexander Leonidovich Myasnikov. Then another one was born - Lev Leonidovich. There were 2 more brothers and a sister, but they died in childhood from tuberculosis.

Your great-grandfather wrote about this:

“The death of children from tuberculosis in a family of enlightened doctors now seems strange, but at that time it was a common occurrence. At that time there were not even early diagnostic tools in the form of fluoroscopy, not to mention streptomycin, which appeared several decades later. I remember how many consumptive young girls visited my father's clinic; he prescribed creosote, fish fat; the rich could be advised to go to the southern coast of Crimea, the poor had to be treated with pine air in the village. "Enhanced nutrition butter"("for dissolving the wax capsules of Koch's sticks"), drinking cream (with or without agave and honey) - everything is not the same, my father thought then, the time will come and chemotherapy will appear. Oh, if only it were chemotherapy! the remedy was so terribly late! And the children would be alive, and these cute girls who were fading away, as well as these, still generally quite strong men, whose voice suddenly disappears - and they silently wheeze about something with their tubercular larynx... After all, they will all die in a year - one and a half."

With the outbreak of World War I, my great-great-grandfather enlisted in the Russian Army and was sent to the Caucasian Front to organize infirmaries (that’s what military hospitals were called). That’s when the Myasnikov family lived in Tbilisi, the doctor disappeared in hospitals, and his eldest teenage son (great-grandfather) studied at the very gymnasium on Rustaveli Street where you and I were. (A few years earlier N. Gumilyov also studied there.

In the year of the revolution - 1917 - the family did not run away to Paris, but returned home to Red Hill. Leonid Aleksandrovich organized the first eye surgical clinic in Russia, then during the typhus pandemic he organized hospitals for these patients, while he himself became infected and died on January 19, 1922.

Your great-grandfather remained the head of the family; he was already 23 then.

Just in 1917, he left Krasny Kholm for Moscow and followed in his father’s footsteps to the medical faculty of Moscow University. It is interesting that he himself adored literature and wanted to enroll in philology. And he even applied for philological documents. Then he felt sorry for his father and transferred them to medical school after all! Having become a doctor, he went to work in St. Petersburg, then he took his mother, Zinaida Konstantinovna, there. It was there in Leningrad that she later died during the Leningrad Siege during the Great Patriotic War.

Your great-grandfather’s brother Lev, “Uncle Levik,” as I called him, also survived the entire Leningrad blockade. He was also an extraordinary person.

Uncle Levik was born on February 16, 1905. After the death of his father in 1922, he came to his elder brother - your great-grandfather - in Leningrad and entered the Technological Institute. He became a physicist and studied acoustics. He published several fundamental works in the field of acoustics, worked in the defense industry - all acoustic installations on modern submarines became possible thanks to his work. He was an academician, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. Died of a heart attack on October 22, 1972 at the age of 67. One of the research ships in the Baltic was named after him.

His children also became physicists and professors. And good athletes. One, Alexander, was a master of sports in mountaineering and one of the first to conquer the Pamirs. He died recently from cancer. I helped him as best I could, but lung cancer is incurable... The other was the USSR Champion in water skiing!

Your great-grandfather - Alexander Leonidovich Myasnikov (September 19, 1899 - November 19, 1965) - one of the founders of Soviet cardiology, academician, Chief Therapist of the Baltic Fleet during the War, laureate of the Golden Stethoscope Award, after whom the Institute of Cardiology in Moscow, in front of which stands, is named his monument. You will read his biography and his memoirs more than once, so here are only photos. They also show his wife - your great-grandmother, Inna Aleksandrovna Myasnikova, née Voznesenskaya.

Your great-grandmother, “Baba Inna,” as I called her, was from a priest’s family (which means your great-great-grandfather was a priest!).

Her grandfather - your great-great-great-grandfather on the female side - was the caretaker of the Peterhof fountains. There are no photos, they didn’t exist then! There were 4 of them: my grandmother herself and: Aunt Nastya - died of a stroke in Leningrad, Aunt Ira - suffered from thyroid disease (Bazedov's disease), last years During her life she worked in St. Isaac's Cathedral (by the way, they were all baptized there!), and Aunt Valya lived and died in Gelendzhik, where she went to pick up her husband. Baba Inna was also a doctor and even wrote a dissertation. She died on October 10, 1980 from a heart attack.

Inna Aleksandrovna Myasnikova (Voznesenskaya), your great-grandmother. Altai,
Belokurikha

Alexander Leonidovich – head. Department of Hospital Therapy 1st Moscow
medical institute. Right behind him is your grandmother Olya!

Your grandfather is my father, Leonid Aleksandrovich Myasnikov. You are named after him. Born on April 27, 1928 in Leningrad (later I was born in the same maternity hospital!). He grew up there, excluding the years of the War, when he was with his mother (baba Inna) and younger brother Oleg in evacuation in the Yaroslavl region in the small town of Tarutino. He was not ready for the war - he had not yet turned 18 when ours had already taken Berlin!

He left school for the Naval Academy and completed his secondary education there. Then he compromised with his family (how can he continue the dynasty! Doesn’t this remind you of anything?!) and entered the Naval Medical Academy.

And only then he transferred to the regular Leningrad Medical Institute, where he met my mother, grandmother Olya (in many photos they are young together).

Then I was born in 1953, a year later we moved to Moscow. He became a doctor, became a doctor of medical sciences, a professor, wrote several monographs, at the age of 37 he fell ill with kidney cancer and died at the age of 45 on November 24, 1974.

In the photo above is your grandfather and his brother Oleg. The photo was taken in the former
great-grandfather’s office at the Institute of Cardiology in Moscow on Petroverigsky
lane, where a monument to him stands today. My father was a deputy there
directors

They divorced my grandmother Olya when I was 6 years old. Then he married a half-Jewish, half-Ukrainian Nina Veniaminovna Baksht, and their son is your uncle Leonid Leonidovich Myasnikov, born in 1964 (February 8), also a doctor, anesthesiologist. He has a daughter, I have never seen her.

Your grandfather’s younger brother, Oleg, was born on September 3, 1938. He was a doctor, died early in a car accident (August 1983, at the age of 45). There are two sons left, also doctors: Oleg and Alexander.

This is my grandfather’s (your great-grandfather’s) dacha on the Istra River, Krasnovidovo village,
which I grew up with. I still dream...

Grandmother Olya (Alieva Olga Khalilovna) was born on April 16, 1927 in Crimea in the city of Simferopol. Her mother is your great-great-grandmother Tevide (in the Russian manner - Tatyana, “Baba Tanya”) Suleymanovna Alieva (maiden name Ali-Suleiman, then from this came the patronymic in the Russian manner - Suleymanovna) - Crimean Tatar, also born on April 16, 1906 in Bakhchisarai ( Crimea) in a very wealthy family.

Legend says that her family goes back to Khan-Girey! In any case, your great-great-grandfather’s name was Suleiman! Very young, she married a Turkish citizen living in Crimea, Khalil Bekesh. (Your great-grandfather Khalil...) Soon after the birth of your grandmother Olya, the Soviet government repressed and shot many wealthy Crimean Tatars, and expelled the Turkish diaspora to Turkey, tearing apart families... So Khalil ended up in Ankara, and Tevide with his then little grandmother Olya remained in Crimea. What saved her from execution was that the Head of the Crimean Cheka (as the KGB was called then) fell in love with her and married her. (Aliev is his last name.)

He subsequently died in the War. But before that, he managed to send his family for evacuation to Azerbaijan - the city of Leninokan. And immediately after the war, repressions followed, for allegedly numerous cases of cooperation with the Germans, the Crimean Tatars were evicted from Crimea - some to the Kazakhstan steppes, some to Azerbaijan. There was nowhere to return and grandmother Olya went to go to college in Leningrad. She always studied brilliantly and graduated from school with a Gold Medal. This gave her the right to enter any institute without exams. She entered Aviation Institute and studied there for a year. And then I broke my leg skiing, ended up in the hospital and fell in love with medicine for the rest of my life! Left aviation and moved to Medical! "Mockery Fate!"

Your great-grandmother Tevide Suleymanovna lived long life, spoke and read Arabic well, wrote in Arabic script and generally knew many oriental languages. She knew the Koran by heart. She died on March 1, 1981 from a stroke. She was buried in a Muslim cemetery in Moscow.

Your great-grandfather Khalil never saw her again. But in 1961 he met his daughter-grandmother Olya. He found her through his Embassy and for a long time sought permission for her to go to Turkey for a date.

By that time he had a large family in Ankara and his own winery. He lived to a ripe old age and in 1972 was hit by a car (!). Buried in Ankara. His daughters and sons scattered around the world: one is a professor-linguist in New York, the other two are engineers in Sweden, and some remained in Turkey.

I’ll tell you separately about grandmother Olya’s second husband, Ivan Vasilyevich Dorba – it’s his cross you wear. His real name is Vladimir Vladimirovich Chebotarev, a descendant of Serbian nobles who moved to Russia under Catherine the Great. The revolution found him as a teenager, he emigrated to Yugoslavia, became a professional counterintelligence agent, fought against Soviet power, was the head of counterintelligence of the White Guard People's Labor Union, headquartered in Paris. During the war, he went over to the side of the USSR and transmitted all the necessary information to Moscow. He came to Russia in 1947, he was given a new name and legend, and settled in that same apartment on Sadovo-Kudrinskaya. He became a writer and lived a long life. Read his autobiographical book “In the Pool of Truth.”

Kolpakchi

Your first relative who bore this surname was your grandfather Alexander Petrovich Kolpakchi.

He comes from Pavlograd (this is the Dnepropetrovsk region of Ukraine).

His birth father disappeared before he was born. They say his last name was Skorokhod, he had a fleeting affair with a young 16-year-old Anya, one of the many sisters of the Bychkov family, who ran a tavern in this city. This girl was destined to become your great-grandmother Anna Nikiforovna Bychkova. Just ended Civil War, in Ukraine it was still very turbulent and your great-grandfather Skorokhod fled to Romania, where his traces were lost. 16-year-old Anya with a child (later your grandfather) in her arms was left alone, but not for long. She was very beautiful, like all her sisters, and soon married a rather large military man, Peter Kolpakchi. He also adopted a child. They soon had a child together - your grandfather's half-sister - Lydia. In 1935, Anya left with both children for another, but did not formalize the divorce. But in vain! The ex-husband, General Kolpakchi, was arrested and shot in the year of the “Great Terror” - 1937. They immediately found his wife (she lived somewhere in Central Russia at that time) - your great-grandmother Anya, and as a registered wife of an “enemy of the people” they put her in camps, where she stayed for almost 20 years...

Upon arrest, children were to be sent to orphanages. But at the last moment, the Bychkov family finally found out about the situation and Anna Nikiforovna’s mother - your great-great-grandmother - came and took the children to Pavlograd in Ukraine.

Where they grew up. At the beginning of the war, Pavlograd was occupied by the Germans, the Germans were billeted and in the Bychkovs’ house. But they did not offend anyone and even fed the children. In 1943, the city was liberated by Soviet troops and your 17-year-old grandfather volunteered for the army. He served in intelligence, constantly went behind the front line, and was wounded. He received the highest soldier's order for bravery - the Order of Glory. At the very end of the war he was seriously wounded, lost an eye and was demobilized. I went to Lvov and entered the Polytechnic Institute, where I met the beauty Svetlana Igorevna Kulakova, your grandmother Sveta.

Here's a couple... Students of Lviv Polytechnic, Sveta and Sasha.

Sveta, Svetlana Igorevna Kulakova - your grandmother Sveta - ended up in Lvov in a rather roundabout way. She was born in Kemerovo, Siberia. Her mother is your great-grandmother Zinaida Ivanovna Zabarko; dad (your great-grandfather) – Igor Kulakov.

Zinaida Ivanovna was born on October 23, 1899 in Omsk (Siberia) into a very wealthy family of an engineer: their own large house, servants, a private gymnasium... Several sisters, a brother.

Her mother - your great-great-grandmother was a purebred Polish woman, Maria Reshinskaya, a beauty, who died very early from tuberculosis (at 35 years old). The children were raised by their aunt (she is the first one on the right in the photo above).

Father - your great-great-grandfather - baptized gypsy Ivan Zabarko.

Zina (great-grandmother) early married Igor Kulakov, a student at the Omsk Polytechnic Institute. She herself studied to become a chemist.

The children came, the first-born Zorik died in infancy, then another boy appeared - Oleg and a year later, finally - Sveta (Sveta's grandmother). But the happiness did not last long, the hot gypsy blood took its toll and Zina left with two children and went to work in Sevastopol (Crimea). Also for work before the war, in 1940, he moved to Sverdlovsk - former Yekaterinburg, the city where the last Russian Tsar and his family were shot. She spent the entire war here, living in a civil marriage with an engineer.

At this time her ex-husband(your great-grandfather) wandered around the factories of the vast USSR, throughout the war he worked at military enterprises in large positions.

He got married and had a child together (it turns out that he was Sveta’s grandmother’s half-brother). During the war, under bombing, this new wife and child disappeared! He's been looking for them all these years. Then he was told that they found themselves in occupied territory and disappeared. And then he remembered Zina. And he called her to Lvov, where his Motherland once again sent him.

“Let’s forget all the bad things, come, we have children!” And Zina went! Sveta’s grandmother kept remembering how that Zinin engineer ran along the platform and shouted: “Don’t leave, it’s a mistake!” And he was right: as soon as the family was finally reunited, the missing wife and child showed up. Indeed, they were driven to Germany and it took them a long time to make their way home. Zina had to take both children and leave again. She got a job in a chemical laboratory, Sveta and her brother Oleg entered the Lviv Polytechnic. Where we met War Hero Alexander Kolpakchi.

After their marriage, grandmother Sveta and Alexander Petrovich went to work for a short time in Zhdanov (Mariupol), and then returned to Lvov, where your grandfather received the position of director of a beer factory. Soon your mother was born there.

In 1959 the family moved to Sochi. Alexander Petrovich - director of the brewery, then - secretary of the City Committee in Sochi (a very large position at that time).

Happy childhood by the sea.

In June 1966, Alexander Petrovich was transferred to Moscow - to the Ministry of Food Industry.

There your mother graduated from the Institute of History and Archives and met me. And after 20 years of a hectic life together and wandering around the World, you were born in the city of Paris.

Alexander Myasnikov is a hereditary doctor; the medical history of his family goes back four generations. A doctor on television, Myasnikov is a wonderful doctor in real life.

Myasnikov has a trusting appearance and valuable knowledge and experience, thanks to which he became the host of the “About the Most Important” program. The program has become one of the most popular, partly due to the personality of the presenter, partly due to valuable advice.

Myasnikov works as the chief physician of the 71st hospital. As for his personal life, Alexander carefully stores information about it, trying to avoid any manifestations of publicity.

Alexander Myasnikov: the secret of longevity

When it comes to the life of hereditary doctors, it is always interesting what their diet is, what they actually use to maintain health and long years. In reality, the famous doctor is faithful to his own recipes for youth. Every day he eats a kilogram of vegetables and half a kilo of fruits, and tries to drink more fluids. If possible, he excludes red meat from the menu, but treats coffee drinks with special reverence. Alexander drinks coffee without any restrictions and believes that bad habit turns out to be beneficial, because coffee can protect against liver cancer and save from myocardial infarction.

The doctor also treats everything related to the bathhouse with respect, considering its visit necessary for relaxation and cleansing of the body.

Myasnikov is characterized by an active lifestyle; in his free time, he enjoys hunting in friendly company.

Wife of Alexander Myasnikov

Calm did not always reign on the love front of the popular doctor; there were also shocks.

The story of meeting his current wife Natalya is similar to a plot from an interesting novel. They met at one of the social events, as in that song “Vernissage”. Myasnikov came with his wife, and Natalya came with her groom, whose wedding was, as they say, on the horizon.

When their eyes met, Natalya and Alexander experienced a strong feeling, soon after which Myasnikov divorced, and Natalya called off the wedding.

Today, Alexander and Natalya have been married for forty years, and according to them, they are absolutely happy.

The couple tries to be together on various occasions, be it business trips, social gatherings or get-togethers with friends. Spouses vacation exclusively together, as well as travel for business purposes.

In an interview, Dr. Myasnikov claims that he became a popular doctor only thanks to his wife, who supported him during difficult periods in his life.

Natalya literally directed her husband’s career in the right direction, bringing it to a television program. At the same time, she herself worked at TASS.

Children of Alexander Myasnikov

During their marriage, Alexander and Natalya had one child; the boy was named Leonid, like Alexander’s Grandfather. This is a late child, during which the wife went through various health trials. The couple has no other children.

The birth of Leonid became a true gift for the popular doctor and prompted him to compile a detailed family tree. It is interesting that the first doctor was Alexander’s great-great-grandfather, who served as a zemstvo doctor and enjoyed great respect among the villagers.

Today, Leonid is studying in France and dreams of continuing his medical dynasty.

Doctor Myasnikov: biography

The detailed biography of Alexander Myasnikov is interesting and full of events and medical successes in his career.

Myasnikov has two diplomas from medical institutes. His career began with an internship at the Institute of Cardiology, named after his grandfather, after which he successfully defended his personal Ph.D. thesis and went to Mozambique as a doctor in a group of geologists.

Afterwards, he became a prominent consultant to specialists supervising members of the government in Angola.

Returning to Moscow, he took the position of cardiologist, at the same time he was elected as a medical employee of the department in International organization related to migration.

In 1996, Alexander fulfilled his planned dream, receiving a diploma from a medical university in New York, and the American Committee on Medicine, with due honors, awarded Myasnikov the proud title of a doctor of the highest category.

After New York, the eminent doctor returned to Moscow again, where he was offered the position of chief physician of the Kremlin hospital. Perhaps this is the most deafening page in the doctor’s biography. He held this position during 2009 and 2010.

Today we would like to draw your attention to one famous person, professional doctor and metropolitan showman Alexander Myasnikov. It is probably now difficult to find someone who has never heard the name of this person.

Alexander Myasnikov belongs to an old dynasty of medical workers. He himself currently holds the position of chief physician in one of the Moscow clinics.

It is worth noting that Alexander Myasnikov is not only a talented doctor. He became known to the general public as a presenter thanks to the television program “About the Most Important Thing” on the Rossiya TV channel. In addition to medical practice and work on television, Alexander Myasnikov is the author of several collections on medical topics.

Our hero is a professional in his field. He has incredible charisma. He also feels confident and at ease in front of the camera. Many people use his advice.

The path to success was not easy. Alexander Myasnikov had to work a lot, first of all on himself. His life path is filled with bright events, where there were not only ups, but also downs. But Alexander Myasnikov managed to overcome everything and gain public recognition.

Height, weight, age. How old is doctor Alexander Myasnikov

Many TV viewers are interested in various kinds of details about the hero of our article, including what are his physical parameters, namely height, weight, age. How old is doctor Alexander Myasnikov? frequently asked question. It is known that the doctor was born in 1953. This means that in 2018 Alexander Myasnikov celebrates his 65th birthday.

Photos in his youth and now are a frequent request on the Internet. And this is not surprising, because at his age Alexander Myasnikov looks simply magnificent. This is quite a handsome man. He is 180 centimeters tall, fit, confident and cheerful. Alexander Myasnikov carefully monitors his health and tries to keep himself in shape. He leads an active lifestyle and adheres to the rules healthy eating and does what he loves.

According to his zodiac sign, Alexander Myasnikov belongs to the sophisticated, sensible Virgo. And the Year of the Snake, in which he was born, endowed him with self-confidence, determination and hard work.

Biography and personal life of doctor Alexander Myasnikov

Our hero is a native Leningrader. Celebrates his birthday on September 15th. Father - Leonid Myasnikov - professor, doctor of medical sciences. Mother, Olga Khalilovna, also devoted herself to medicine and, at almost ninety years old, amazes with her health, vigor and endurance.

It is worth noting that as a child, little Sasha did not dream of conquering medicine. Rather, he wanted to become a driver and travel the world. But still, the father insisted that his son continue the dynasty of doctors.

Thus, Alexander Myasnikov graduated from the Pirogov State Medical Institute. He completed his postgraduate and residency studies at the Institute of Clinical Cardiology named after his grandfather.

During my time I gained considerable experience and great knowledge. He worked in Africa and served as a doctor at a government hospital in Angola. In the early nineties, he worked as a doctor at the Russian Embassy in France.

Now Alexander Myasnikov is the head physician of Hospital 71. Many people are interested in how to get an appointment with a talented doctor. And this is not surprising. After all, his popularity grew with the release of the TV show “About the Most Important Thing.”

We see that the biography and personal life of doctor Alexander Myasnikov is eventful. One can write and write about his merits and the merits of his ancestors. Alexander Myasnikov rightfully received recognition not only from his colleagues, but also from the general public. His advice is useful to everyone. Professionalism is obvious. Scientist, cardiologist, general practitioner... In addition, he is the author of several books on medical topics, and broadcasts on radio and television. Alexander Myasnikov has been awarded various prizes and titles, including the honorary badge “Honored Doctor of the City of Moscow.”

Family and children of doctor Alexander Myasnikov

Our hero is a hereditary doctor. The Myasnikov medical dynasty dates back to the nineteenth century. For two hundred years now, this family has been becoming doctors. During this time they became famous outside of Russia. For example, Alexander’s grandfather, Alexander Leonidovich Myasnikov, is a world-famous scientist and academician. Students study using his textbooks medical universities. Alexander Myasnikov is very proud of his ancestors, in whose footsteps he decided to follow himself. He often talks about them, about their successes and professionalism.

As for the personal life of our hero, we note that the talented doctor speaks about it reluctantly, trying to change the topic of conversation. The family and children of doctor Alexander Myasnikov is a rather sensitive topic. It is known that he family life It didn't work the first time. He was married twice.

He has been with his second wife for more than forty years. They live calmly and happily. His wife tries to accompany him everywhere - be it on vacation, travel or business trip. The marriage produced a son, who, according to the tradition of the Myasnikov dynasty, was named after his grandfather - Leonid.

Myasnikov also admitted that he has an illegitimate daughter, Polina. The wife managed to forgive the betrayal. The doctor's family communicates with Polina, the girl is a member of good relations with a half-brother.

Son of doctor Alexander Myasnikov - Leonid

There is also little information about our hero’s children. It is known that he has two children. The son of doctor Alexander Myasnikov, Leonid, is a late and welcome child. The boy was born in the second marriage of a talented physician. During pregnancy, his mother, the wife of Alexander Myasnikov, experienced a lot of problems, but still saved and gave birth to an heir. According to family tradition, the child was named after his grandfather.

The boy was brought up with love and care. Alexander Myasnikov, despite his workload, spent a lot of time with his son and tried to invest in him as much knowledge as possible. And now he helps him with everything. It is known that Leonid followed in the footsteps of his father and studied to become a pharmacist in France. He loves to read and is involved in martial arts and tourism. Now Alexander Myasnikov is trying to pass on his experience, knowledge and capabilities to his heir.

It is worth mentioning that Alexander Myasnikov compiled an extensive pedigree for his son - Letters to Leni’s son. In it, he spoke about his numerous relatives, their merits and successes, interesting stories. This was a great gift for Leonid.

Illegitimate daughter of doctor Leonid Myasnikov - Polina

Our hero's second child was born about eleven years ago. Now, the daughter of doctor Alexander Myasnikov, Polina, is in seventh grade.

This is a pretty smart child. Possesses creative abilities. Polina has no plans to become a doctor yet, she loves to draw and her skill is growing with age. Let us note that members of the Myasnikov dynasty loved painting, but almost no one knew how to draw. It is known that she previously composed a small collection of fairy tales and prepared illustrations for it herself. They decided to release it in a small edition.

The ex-wife of doctor Alexander Myasnikov

As mentioned earlier, our hero does not like to talk about his personal life. He tries to hide information, to move the conversation in a different direction. That is why there is very little information on this topic in the media.

However, it is known that the talented doctor was married twice. Ex-wife Doctor Alexander Myasnikov is nowhere to be seen in the media. Even her name is unknown.

Alexander Myasnikov notes that the first marriage was not entirely successful. Perhaps feelings played a role and there were some disagreements. And yet it is an experience.

The wife of doctor Alexander Myasnikov - Natalya

Our hero met his second chosen one, and later his future wife, at a social event, while still married. He came there with his first wife. Let us note that Natalya was not alone then - she had a fiancé. The young people experienced such a strong feeling that they could no longer live without each other.

They have now been married for over 40 years. They live happily. The wife of doctor Alexander Myasnikov, Natalya, always supports him. They are together everywhere, even on business trips she accompanies her husband.

It is known that Natalya has nothing to do with medicine. She graduated from the Historical and Archival Institute. Now a housewife, she creates home comfort. The family had two children - son Leonid and daughter Polya.

Wikipedia of doctor Alexander Myasnikov

Our hero is very famous. Therefore, it is not surprising that his biography and personal life are especially popular. There are many sites dedicated to the lives of celebrities where you can get current news about him.

For example, Wikipedia of the doctor Alexander Myasnikov provides extensive information about the life and career of a talented doctor. Here you can read his biography and creative way; his books, television work, awards and honors are presented. All information is written in understandable language and is accessible to every Internet user. Article found on alabanza.ru