Longevity, Hormones, and Root-Cause Healing with Dr. Robin Berzin
About this episode
In this episode, Kelly and Dr. Robin Berzin discuss the importance of root-cause healing and the gaps in modern healthcare regarding hormones and longevity.
So many of us have been gaslit and told we are well even though we know we are not — the fatigue, the hormone chaos, the gut issues, the brain fog, the sense that something feels off even when our labs say we’re “normal.” In this conversation we wanted to explore a different possibility: what if your body actually knows how to heal when given the right support? In this episode of HEAL with Kelly, I’m joined by Dr. Robin Berzin, a Columbia-trained physician and the founder of Parsley Health, for a deeply eye-opening dialogue about what’s missing in modern healthcare — and how functional medicine fills the gaps. We talk about why so many people feel dismissed, why bouncing from specialist to specialist rarely brings real, whole picture answers, and how root-cause medicine looks at the whole human, not just isolated symptoms. We also dive into some of the most talked-about (and misunderstood) topics in health right now — hormones, perimenopause, and menopause, proactive lab testing, longevity medicine, peptides including GLP-1s, bone health, and why a prevention mindset matters far earlier than we’ve been taught. Dr. Berzin shares powerful patient stories, breaks down common myths…
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