Partha Nandi, MD

Partha Nandi, MD Gut health expert and host of the Emmy award-winning tv show Ask Dr. Nandi. Hi, I’m Dr. Partha Nandi

I practice internal medicine and gastroenterology. Namaste
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I love giving my patients and their families the solutions they need to live happier, healthier lives. I was frustrated that, despite treatments, which included expensive medications and procedures, many of my patients were STILL suffering. Through my years of research and practice, I created a blueprint for folks to live a life, where health and wellness are abundant. I wrote a book describing these principles and created a masterclass to help you learn them too! I look forward to sharing them with you as I do with thousands of patients in my practice. My team and I have started a Health Hero® movement. We would love for you to join us and we look forward to hearing your Health Hero® story


We have also taken our mission to television with our award winning "Ask Dr. Nandi" show. Our show is unique in the world of television. Yes, we have guests who share their stories and experts who share their knowledge but it is the host that makes the show so special. Every episode of the "Ask Dr. Nandi" Show is a glimpse into the world of Dr. Partha Nandi. He approaches the show with compassion and a sense of spirituality that develops a wonderful bond between himself and his audience. Dr. Nandi's ability to make his fans feel like they are truly part of the the "Nandi Family" is the reason for the show's extremely loyal following. The "Ask Dr. Nandi" Show is about medicine and well-being but it is also about compassion. It is about spirituality. It is about family. There are many shows on television that are informative but how many television shows can be life-inspiring? Welcome to the world of "Ask Dr. Nandi".

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This repetition allows your brain to anticipate what’s coming, which lowers stress and reduces emotional strain. It’s a simple form of emotional maintenance that doesn’t require deep effort or intense focus.

Think of it as giving your nervous system a break. In a world full of uncertainty, these shows provide structure and predictability, which can be surprisingly restorative.

Do you have a comfort show you always go back to when you need to unwind? How does it make you feel?

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They’re rich in beta-carotene (vitamin A), fiber, and antioxidants that support immune function, eye health, and overall inflammation balance.

Naturally sweet, filling, and nutrient-dense - they’re proof that everyday foods can do a lot for your health!

Sweet potato fries or baked whole, how do you eat yours? 🍠

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The infographic breaks down these 10 areas:

Kitchen Safety: Risks associated with heating plastics, scratched nonstick coatings, and aluminum transfer in high-heat cooking.

Air & Environment: The buildup of indoor dust, bathroom mold, and synthetic fragrances that affect air quality.

Water Quality: Potential contaminants in tap water like PFAS and heavy metals.

Lifestyle: The critical role of getting at least 7 hours of sleep for blood sugar and inflammation control.

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🧘‍♀️ Heal and reset in just 1 minute! Small mindful actions can calm your body, reduce tension, and boost focus:

💨 Breathe slower than normal
💧 Sip water slowly
🧍‍♀️ Fix your posture
☀️ Step outside for sunlight
❄️ Cold water on your face
🎶 Hum to calm your body
🤲 Rub your hands together
🧖‍♀️ Stretch your neck slowly
🦶 Ground your feet
🙆‍♀️ Do a slow forward fold

✨ Just 60 seconds per tip can make a huge difference for your mind and body. Which one will you try first?

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