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Taz Bhatia

Integrative Medicine, MD, Champion of Super Woman, Integrative Health Expert, Founder of CentreSpringMD & TEDX Speaker

Veracity offers clients an opportunity to take control of their metabolic health and the way in which they care for their bodies. I could not be more pleased to be a part of the Veracity team as we push the conversation on science-backed solutions forward.

Veracity offers clients an opportunity to take control of their metabolic health and the way in which they care for their bodies. I could not be more pleased to be a part of the Veracity team as we push the conversation on science-backed solutions forward.

About

Dr. Taz Bhatia, M.D. (aka Dr. Taz) is a board-certified integrative medicine physician, wellness expert and founder of CentreSpring MD, an award-winning medical and wellness practice in Atlanta, GA focused on health transformation. She gained national recognition as a best-selling author of the books, “What Doctors Eat,” “The 21 Day Belly Fix,” and “Super Woman RX.” Her integration of Eastern medical wisdom with modern science, along with her unique Power Type discovery, has led to featured segments on The Today Show, Good Morning America, CNN and eventually the premiere of her own PBS special Super Woman RX with Dr. Taz.  She is also the host of the Super Woman Wellness podcast, and the health & wellness contributor for FOX Good Day Atlanta.  Dubbed "a superwoman in her own right," Dr. Taz is dedicated 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.”  As a proud member of the Southeast Board for UNICEF USA, she is committed to improving the health of children and families around the world.

Education

  • Fellow of the University of Arizona Program in Integrative Medicine led by Dr. Andrew Weil (completed the fellowship in 2008)
  • The Westminster Schools, Emory University, the University of Georgia and the Medical College of Georgia