Parsley Health

But some of these companies are Midi Health, Alara Health.

I kind of put Parsley in this bucket.

They're more of like a hybrid out-of-pocket insurance.

Nourish is dietitians that are covered by insurance.

This is about the protocols the longevity industry is selling us on top of the basics.

I'm Skylar Grant, and joining me today to answer these questions are Dr. Robin Berzin, a Columbia-trained physician, a leader in functional medicine and women's longevity, and the founder and CEO of Parsley Health, and Dr. Mary Pardee, a naturopathic doctor and the founder of ModernMed here in Los Angeles, and a specialist in preventative medicine and longevity.

Breast implants.

Not something that you might think is longevity related, but as you will see, you are wrong.

Kat Schneider is the founder and CEO of Ritual, a science-based supplement brand.

And Dr. Robin Berzin is a functional medicine doctor, the founder and CEO of Parsley Health and an advisor at Ritual.

So Kat, I want to take things back to when you founded Ritual in 2016.

Why did you want to start Ritual and what was the mission?

They're helping us, you know, lead clinical studies with leading universities and develop products that women actually need.

Robin, how did you guys meet?

We met through mutual friends and Kat was starting her company and she was four months pregnant and I was just starting Parsley.

And I was not yet pregnant, or maybe I was like secretly pregnant and wasn't telling anyone, but we both have had three kids in this whole 10-year journey.

This is about the protocols the longevity industry is selling us on top of the basics.

I'm Skyler Grant, and joining me today to answer these questions are Dr. Robin Berzin, a Columbia-trained physician, a leader in functional medicine and women's longevity, and the founder and CEO of Parsley Health, and Dr. Mary Pardee, a naturopathic doctor and the founder of Modern Med here in Los Angeles, and a specialist in preventative medicine and longevity.

So today, we're getting into metabolic health, and there's no shortage of trending protocols promising to fix our metabolism.

We've got zone two, HIIT, berberine, ketogenic diets.

... depending on which direction you're going.

But when your metabolic health is not good, it's actually pushing on your testosterone, your estrogen, and causing disarray.

So one of the ways that I help a lot of the women in midlife in our practice at Parsley begin to regulate their hormones, especially when, hey, our hormones are still there.

They're functioning.

I'm

Skylar Grant, and joining me today to answer these questions are Dr. Robin Berzin, a Columbia-trained physician, a leader in functional medicine and women's longevity, and the founder and CEO of Parsley Health, and Dr. Mary Pardee, a naturopathic doctor and the founder of ModernMed here in Los Angeles, and a specialist in preventative medicine and longevity.

Today, we are talking

about sex,

And I was a very big prescriber of Addi for a very, very long time.

Okay.

It's just so interesting because when I think about the population that we see at Parsley, which...

We see everybody.

Okay.

Well, I'm gonna start off by saying I had a, I had a wonderful conversation with Robin Berzin of Parsley Health yesterday, and we talked about the fact that when we first got into our spaces and, you know, we kind of defined what our lane was...

Well, no, before we defined our lane, we said, like, "Oh, I'm gonna help with advocacy, and I'm gonna change education, and I'm gonna, I'm gonna do all of this." And then you, in very short order, realize that you can really only control what you can control, which is your lane.

So I'm gonna start off by saying I have some ideas about how we might solve world hunger and metabolic health.