Curious about the path from anesthesiology to a thriving wellness practice? Join us as Dr. Lauren Fitz takes us through her incredible transition from being an anesthesiologist to founding her own functional medicine and hormone clinic. In this episode, we dive deep into the importance of physical activity, setting and achieving step goals, and how semaglutide is revolutionizing weight loss.

Discover the critical role of gut health and the power of probiotics in digestion, as Dr. Fitz shares insights on essential vitamins and supplements for overall wellness. We also discuss the recent WorldLink conference, where doctors highlighted the best practices in hormone-based medicine.

Dr. Lauren Fitz and Amy Stuttle tackle the shortcomings of traditional healthcare, advocating for a more holistic approach. They delve into men's skincare, emphasizing simplicity and the use of medical-grade products. Plus, learn why attending business workshops is vital for building successful enterprises and the value of collaborating with like-minded professionals.

00:00
Introduction and Background of Dr. Fitz 
02:02

Semaglutide Success Story 

05:45
Physical Activity and Step Goals
06:06
The Significance of Gut Health
08:16
Essential Vitamins and Supplements
17:40
Highlights from the WorldLink Conference
26:22
Taking Action for Better Health
28:11
Challenges of the Traditional Healthcare System
30:20
The Benefits of Medical-Grade Skincare
38:00
Building Successful Businesses through Workshops
42:24
Collaborating with Like-Minded Individuals

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