ABOUT OUR DOCTOR
Dr. Margaret Taylor is Fellowship trained in Integrative and Functional Medicine with Board Certification by the American Academy of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine (A4M). Achieving this certification requires over 250 hours of Category I Continuing Medical Education, the submission of case studies and questions for review and critique, along with successful completion of written and oral examinations.
Dr. Taylor is a graduate of the University of Tennessee College of Medicine. She is also Fellowship trained and Board Certified in Family Medicine and Geriatrics.
As a Functional Medicine Practitioner, Dr. Taylor typically spends more time with each patient, collaborating with them to determine the root cause of any medical problems. A conventional practitioner is more likely to have a short visit where they prescribe a pill for each ill.
As an integrative practitioner, Dr. Taylor bridges the gap between conventional and functional medicine.
She offers the best of both worlds to her patients.
What to expect from your doctor
Dr. Taylor will listen carefully to your history and review any labs or diagnostic testing you provide. She may order additional studies as indicated. Dr. Taylor will then collaborate with you to design your personalized plan.
The goal is to optimize your body’s systems through:
- Nutrition
- Detoxification
- Physical Activity
- Yeast Control
- Gut Healing and Repair
- Food Sensitivities
- Adrenal Health and Repair
- Thyroid Optimization
- Male and Female Hormone Therapy
There is no such thing as a quick fix for treating systemic illnesses. The goal is to achieve permanent resolution, not just to alleviate your symptoms until they return the next time and start all over. Excellent health is a way of life and a reflection of life choices, big or small, that we make every day.
Schedule an appointment with us today and start your journey to reclaim your health and get your quality of life back.
Call us today (479) 957-1105
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