Because, I am so grateful for the life I am able to live and I want to give back. I was born in Asia to my mother who married my father at 13 years old. Their marriage had been arranged since before she could walk. My parents immigrated to the land of the free to educate my brothers, sister and me. Everyday I thank God, the universe, and them for that decision. Being in the states allows me the ability to express myself and my full potential. I have been given so much and I know so much. I intend to contribute in a deep and meaningful way to this beautiful planet.

My parents emphasized education from the very beginning. And I have been so supported in all academic pursuits. I began my journey in Medicine after discovering a love of Medicine as an undergraduate at Louisiana State University. Somehow, I got accepted into a college in the 4th best medical school in India, Kasturba Medical College.

I studied, volunteered, and worked in various capacities, which included conducting medical studies in clinics in India, Trinidad, Miami, Washington D.C., Atlanta, and rural cities in Louisiana. I completed medical school at Medical University of the Americas, an off shore medical school that allowed me to work with some of the most prominent doctors in their field.

I believe almost every doctor enters the field because they wish to heal. Here in the US most medical students are taught years of pharmacology, with only months of anatomy and a few weeks of nutrition. The approach I learned in India focused on anatomy (two years of dissection alone), physiology and biochemistry, with a focus on nutrition and the bodies intelligence.

I have passed United States Medical Licensing Exams on the road to practice in the US and discovered I heal outside of the traditional allopathic (western) scope. I use what I learned from my grandmother, my years of eastern and western training and the bodies intelligence and my intuition.