
Robert DeSimone, MD, ABAARM, DiplACLM
Board Certified in Functional Medicine and Anesthesiology / Board Certified in Lifestyle Medicine
Our society is experiencing an epidemic in obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and chronic inflammation. A recent human prospective study showed that 88% of adult Americans are metabolically unhealthy. There is a huge need for doctors who embrace collaborative “health-span” care (how well you live your life) as opposed to the traditional model of reactive, disease-based care. For every one of my patients, my practice will allow you the time with me to focus on wellness and disease prevention. This is becoming the cornerstone of medicine in the 21st century.
DeSimone Functional Medicine is committed to helping you achieve optimal health. Our mission is to find the root cause of your symptoms and help you achieve wellness through correcting any contributing factors that can be corrected. We look at the whole person, and not just a collection of symptoms to be corrected. We strive for balance and wellness through lifestyle management, nutrition, and naturally occurring compounds and therapies whenever possible.
Dr. DeSimone’s Areas of Expertise
- Hormone Dysfunction & Optimization
- Metabolic Detoxification
- Thyroid/Adrenal Disorders
- Cardiometabolic Conditions
- Digestive Disorders
- Metabolism & Weight Loss
- Sleep Issues/ Insomnia
- Men’s & Women’s Health and Wellness
- Genetic Investigation for Personalized Treatment
- Hair Restoration
- P-Long
Empowering you to live not just longer, but healthier and happier
I believe that good doctors listen, educate, and inspire. My goal is to provide you an exceptional healthcare experience with individualized and compassionate care.
I view the body as an integrative whole, rather than independent diseases or specific systems. My goal is to get to the root cause of your problem, not just treat symptoms. Called “Functional Medicine”, it is a collaborative approach between you and me that is 100% tailored to you, your body, and your life.
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- Increased incidence of Parkinson’s living near golf coursesThis is a fascinating 2025 population-based study linking living near golf courses may increase the risk of Parkinson’s disease (PD), likely due to pesticide exposure. The research, conducted in Minnesota and Wisconsin, showed that individuals within 1-3 miles of a golf course had up to 126% higher odds of developing PD compared to those over… Read more: Increased incidence of Parkinson’s living near golf courses