Dr. Molly’s mission is to radically extend healthspan—the number of years free from disease or disability—and maximize human potential by promoting wellness lifestyles that generate optimal health. She is a lecturer within the Wellness Department of the Medical School at Stanford University where she created a course entitled, “Live Better Longer: Extending Healthspan to Lengthen Lifespan.”
Shaping the future of healthcare in her pioneering Silicon Valley medical practice and work with leading companies, Dr. Molly Maloof is on the frontier of personalized medicine, medical technology, health optimization, and scientifically-based wellness endeavors. Since 2012, she has also worked as an advisor or consultant to more than 40 companies in the digital health, consumer health, and biotechnology industries needing help with clinical strategy, product development, clinical research and scientific marketing. Dr. Molly has also given her expert opinion on nutrition & human performance to companies including Mars, Bayer, GSK, Nature Made, Quaker, RedBull, SomaWater, & Thistle with a goal of food system transformation through improving corporate products. She has spoken at Dreamforce, Wired Health, Women’s Entrepreneurship Day at the United Nations, DLD, and many other high profile conferences.
In her concierge practice, Dr. Molly provides health optimization and personalized medicine to high achieving entrepreneurs, investors, and technology executives in San Francisco, and Silicon Valley, as well as, award winning Hollywood actors and musicians. Unveiling the future of patient care with actionable insights on adopting the latest practices in personalized medicine, Dr. Molly challenges healthcare practitioners as well as industry influencers to re-think health and healthcare in order to reduce costs, improve patient outcomes, and improve the human condition.
Dr. Molly’s mission is to radically extend healthspan—the number of years free from disease or disability—and maximize human potential by promoting wellness lifestyles that ge...Read more
MD: University of Illinois College of Medicine
BA: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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There are so many companies making omega-3 supplements. So how do you know what to choose from? Well, I tell my patients, really do try to avoid the kinds that you find in convenience stores...
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Omega-3’s are a type of fatty acid found in our foods. There are three main kinds: EPA, DHA, and ALA. EPA and DHA are found in things like fish, whereas ALA is found in things...
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Aerobic exercise requires oxygen; things like running, swimming, and cycling. On the other hand, anaerobic exercise doesn’t require oxygen; things like weightlifting. But which is best for diabetes? The research really shows that the best...
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Weightlifting is one of the best ways you can get in shape, but it is very important to make sure not to hurt yourself in the process. So I recommend starting very simple with something...
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Supplementing with Vitamin D may not be the first thing you think of when you get a diagnosis of diabetes. But research has shown that it can actually help improve your hemoglobin A1c and your...
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Vitamin D is one of the most important hormones in your body because it has such far-reaching effects in different organ systems. It regulates calcium and phosphorous absorption, which is very important for bone health....
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Aside from eating a diet rich in colorful, pigmented fruits and vegetables – there’s one antioxidant in particular that benefits patients with diabetes and it’s called Alpha-Lipoic Acid. This helps with some of the nerve...
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Cinnamon is a spice found in many things like pumpkin spiced lattes and baked goods. But if you’re using it to help control your blood sugar, the amount found in these foods is not usually...
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Omega-3’s come from things like fatty fish – like salmon, halibut, herring, sardines. But if you’re a vegetarian or vegan, you might be finding your Omega-3’s through things like flax seeds, walnuts, and hemp seeds....
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