93. Dr. Taz Bhatia: Integrative Medicine and The Power Types of Women

Ancient Health Podcast

Medicine, Alternative Health, Health & Fitness

4.8 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 21 September 2021

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Dr. Axe and Dr. Taz Bhatia chat through the integration of Eastern medical wisdom with modern science, and dive into Dr. Taz's five distinct power types of women.

Dr. Taz is a board-certified integrative medicine physician and wellness expert, who gained national recognition as a best-selling author of the books, “What Doctors Eat,” “The 21 Day Belly Fix,” and “Super Woman RX.” Dr. Taz's integrative medical philosophy along with her unique Power Type discovery led to the premiere of her own PBS special "Super Woman RX with Dr. Taz." She is committed to empowering women to radically transform their lives through personalized lifestyle, diet, exercise, self-care and relationship strategies to help them rediscover their own “superpowers.”

Learn more: www.doctortaz.com

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0:00.0	Hey, everyone, Dr. Axe here. Welcome to show. This week we have Dr. Taz Batia. She is a medical
0:13.9	doctor board certified in internal medicine and in pediatrics. She's an expert in women's
0:20.0	health and men's health and a lot more. Also, she's the founder and CEO of Center Springs Medicine
0:26.2	in Atlanta, Georgia. And today we're going to be talking about everything from Chinese medicine
0:31.3	to men's health, the women's health to pregnancy and a whole lot more Dr. Taz. Welcome to show.
0:36.9	Thank you, Josh. Thank you for having me. Well, cool. I know you and I have connected before. I know
0:40.5	we had a great call a few weeks ago and I was just so impressed as I went through your website
0:44.4	as I watched many of the interviews you've done over the years, everything to, you know,
0:48.8	Dr. Oz and more. And I was just so impressed with your knowledge and really your understanding of
0:54.6	both Western but also Eastern medicine as we talked about Chinese medicine and Ayurveda
0:58.7	and so many things. And so I'm excited to dive into all that. One of the first questions
1:03.1	that I have for you is, you know, when I look at your background, what sort of led you into more of
1:08.6	this integrative and functional medicine approach? Definitely. And I just want to clarify one
1:13.4	thing. So I don't want to ever want to oversell myself. I'm not board certified in internal medicine.
1:17.6	I'm board certified in integrative medicine in pediatrics for sure, but just to put that out there.
1:22.5	But, you know, it's been interesting. So I come from a very, very background. My mom is,
1:27.9	you know, my parents are Indian and my mom was always a little bit more leaning towards natural
1:33.2	things growing up, like, hey, put this mask on your face for your acne or use this hair mask.
1:38.7	You know, she's always making stuff in a kitchen and doing stuff. Of course, I rebelled against all
1:42.9	of that because that's what you do as a kid and thought it was all ridiculous until I had my own
1:47.4	health journey. And so the whole process of going through college and medical school and then
1:52.8	residency and then finally taking my first job in the emergency room, you know, I didn't really
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