The questions you've
been Googling.
Real answers about your body, from the physician who works right here inside the Newtown Athletic Club.
Submit Your QuestionWhy is my weight changing when nothing else has.
Why am I exhausted when I'm doing everything right.
Why do my labs say normal when I don't feel normal.
Why is this happening to my body, and why won't anyone give me a real answer.
Maybe at 11pm. Maybe in your car before work. Bring it here instead.
I'm Dr. Meg, and I'm the doctor in your building.
I've spent 20 years sitting across from people exactly like you. Smart, motivated, health-conscious people who are getting failed by a system that doesn't have enough time to actually listen, and who deserve so much more than they've been given.
I'm the physician behind YOUR.Life Functional Medicine, and I live and work right here inside the Newtown Athletic Club. I am not a voice on the internet. I am the doctor in your building.
Starting now, I'm opening the
floor for your questions.
The real ones. The ones about perimenopause and testosterone and metabolism and sleep and gut health and weight and hormones, and why your body can feel like it is working against you. The ones you've been Googling in an incognito tab because you weren't sure where else to take them.
No co-pay. No waiting room. No appointment needed. Just ask.
Answers, the way you actually live.
I'll answer your questions in an ongoing email series, in short videos, on social, and, because we have something no online platform ever will, in person, right here at the NAC.
An email series
Real answers in plain language you can actually use.
Short videos
Quick, clear answers to the questions that come up most.
On social
Easy to keep up with, wherever you already are.
In person
Something no online platform will ever have. I am right here in your building.
This isn't about selling you anything. This is about being the resource you actually deserve.
You are a member of this community, and that means something to me.
No question is too basic, too
embarrassing, or too complicated.
If you've wondered about it, someone else in this building has too, and they deserve the answer just as much as you do.
Submit Your QuestionNo question is too small. Just ask.