Changing the Perception of Wellness
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“Being alive and existing isn’t good enough,” says Dr. Robin Berzin. “We want to feel well.” The founder and CEO of the functional medicine practice Parsley Health believes that the scope of our health care system is dated, and that we need to bridge the gap between medicine and wellness. Her work melds the conventional with the traditional, and modern technology with intimate connection. Today Berzin shares her take on lab testing, diet, supplements, genetics, the future of personalized care, and more. (To learn more about Berzin’s practice, check out the Parsley Health locations in New York City, Playa Vista, San Francisco, and their newest center in West Hollywood.)
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