Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT)

So much more than simply a doctor treating others to the benefits of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, Dr. Tamara Kurmanalieva has been using bioidentical hormone replacement therapy herself since 2008 and has witnessed the healing, restoration and regeneration that comes from a body in balance.  

Dedicated to the adage, "If we don’t change, we don’t grow and without growth, we aren’t living," Dr. Kurmanalieva knows the most holistic and integrative treatments today draw together traditional medicine (she is board certified in family medicine), homeopathy, and her specialized training to detect, prevent, treat and reverse age-related issues. To treat the whole person fully, Dr. Kurmanalieva applies proactive non-medical tools such as balancing hormones, nutrition, metabolism, encouraging positive thinking, performing regular detoxification, and adequate exercise to further bolster the restoration.

Her personal and academic knowledge of treatments comes from the American Academy of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Fellowship program she completed, her work with the bioidentical hormone replacement therapy pioneer Dr. Sangeeta Pati, and over 30 years of extensive clinical experience in cardiology, internal medicine, and family medicine.  This broad platform of training, clinical experience, and knowledge supports her “patient as partner” modality that embraces a highly customized approach with respect to a patient’s complete emotional, physical and lifestyle contributors to health.

Essentially, Dr. Kurmanalieva has never stopped learning. After coming to the U.S. as a foreign medical school graduate, she began to train anew with a program so rigorous it was as though as medical school had been the first time. The intensity of her second residency, and the significant fatigue and pain it brought out, was the inspiration for her own search and the basis for her discovery of the bioidentical hormone replacement therapy and the route to balanced and optimal health that she now shares with those under her care.