A Clinician's Insight into Epigenetic Informed Medicine with Dr. Mahsin Habib

It’s always a pleasure speaking with Dr. Habib, and in this podcast he doesn’t disappoint. His mantra of “The right treatment, for the right patient, at the right time” has revolutionized the way healthcare providers should approach clinical care. He takes an integrated approach to healthcare, and notes that Next Health is not “married” to a single treatment method or restricted by conventional medical training. His practice incorporates a wide array of techniques and methodologies to get to the root cause of disease. In addition, he uses the best tools in the healing arts to provide precision diagnosis, primarily drug-free treatment, and treatment success that far exceeds traditional medicine.

In this episode of the Everything Epigenetics podcast, Dr. Habib speaks with me about the details of integrating Epigenetic Methylation testing in his medical practice and how it changes his point of care when addressing aging, and why it’s critical that more healthcare providers transition from the current state of our health system (sick-care) towards a model which focuses on functional and preventative medicine.

In this podcast you’ll hear:
- Dr. Habib’s approach to functional medicine using Epigenetic Testing
- The journey of a functional medicine patient 
- A discussion of how to be in charge of your own health
- The importance of trust between you and your healthcare provider
- The science behind growth being great (while you’re young) and the benefits of temporary stress as it relates to accelerated aging
- How glucose and blood flow plays a major role in the aging process
- About the need for healthcare providers to move from a disease/sick-care model towards a preventive, regenerative approach

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