Scott Isaacs, MD
Endocrinologist
Weight Loss Expert
Bestselling Author
Permanent Weight Loss through Hormonal Balance

Despite major breakthroughs in obesity research, losing weight
and keeping it off is getting harder and harder.  Why?

Hormonal imbalance.

To lose weight and keep it off, your hormones must be
balanced.

What is hormonal balance?  It really depends on who you ask.  
If you ask a gynecologist, he’ll tell you it’s the female
hormones—estrogen, progesterone and prolactin.  If you ask a
urologist, she’ll tell you it’s all about testosterone.  If you ask a
diabetologist, he will tell you it’s about balancing your insulin,
glucagon and blood sugar.  

An endocrinologist will tell you that hormonal balance is having
all your hormones balanced.  Hormones like leptin, adiponectin,
glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1), neuropeptide Y, ghrelin,
resistin, dopamine, serotonin, visfatin, cholecystokinin, thyroid
hormone, insulin, glucagon, somatostatin, cortisol, growth
hormone and many others all influence your appetite,
metabolism and weight.  All your hormones affect one another.  
It’s one big circle.  When one hormone is out of balance, it has
profound effects on all your hormones.  They are all
connected.  Hormonal balance means having the perfect
amount of every hormone.  It means having a body that’s
healthy and resilient.  
Hormonal balance improves your health.

When your hormones are balanced, everything is better.  Your
body will be lean and efficient.  You won’t have excessive
hunger or cravings and your metabolism will work to keep your
body at a healthy weight.  You will feel more energetic but
without stress or anxiety.  Your mood will be elevated.  You will
have deep, restful, rejuvenating sleep every night. You will
have a sharp mind.  Hormonal balance means feeling better
and living longer.

Dr. Isaacs’ books explain in clear and simple terms how all your
hormones work together to control your appetite, body weight
and metabolism.  You’ll learn about the subtle or not so subtle
signs and symptoms of hormonal imbalance and what you can
do to get your body’s system of communication back on track.

No other diet book takes the approach of total
hormonal
balance
for weight loss.  Other books address only a handful of
hormones.  Dr. Isaacs’ books give readers a focused and
complete picture of all your body’s hormones.  His books are
easy to read and will help you lose weight
forever.
What is an
endocrinologist?
Welcome to the YourEndocrinologist website, the official author
website for Scott Isaacs, MD.  Dr. Isaacs' philosophy is simple:  
permanent weight loss through hormonal balance.  Dr. Isaacs'
books take the approach of balancing your hormones to help
you achieve optimum health and weight management.  More
than just diet books, Dr. Isaacs' books teach you about your
hormones and show you how you can keep them balanced.
Books by Dr Isaacs:

Hormonal Balance:  Understanding Hormones, Weight and
your Metabolism

The Leptin Boost Diet:  Unleash Your Fat-Controlling

Overcoming Metabolic Syndrome

A Simple Guide to Thyroid Disorders:  From Diagnosis to
Treatment
Dr. Isaacs' books will tell you everything you ever wanted to know
about hormones, possible symptoms of imbalances (including
overweight), and how to balance your hormones and maximize your
metabolism using simple dietary suggestions - all in a very
easy-to-read style.                                                            
                                            -Amazon.com Review
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"Dr. Scott Isaacs, the guru
of all things hormonal. . ."
Jillian Michaels
Master Your
Metabolism
(page 78)
I read Dr. Isaac's book cover to cover and found it not only
informative, but fascinating and easy to read. He make the highly
complex endocrine system easily understandable in layman's terms,
and his writing is very conversational and straight-forward. He has an
open-minded approach to endocrinology, meaning that he
understands there's not always a one size fits all approach to
treatment. Patient lab results are a good baseline, but patient input
and symptom description is also important. For this reason I made an
appointment with him and was equally impressed with his bedside
manner - he listened - and his thorough review of my case history. He
even went as far as requesting all of my previous records from other
doctors who I've seen for thyroid disease. The book covers all the
hormones, their roles, and the various illness that can result from
improper balance. His diet recommendations are very sensible and
easy to follow. I'm looking forward to trying some of the recipes in the
book and the diet section has inspired me and given me ideas to
include more fruits and vegetables in my diet. For the first time in
several years I feel optimistic that a) I understand what's going on in
my body, and b) I've found a doctor that cares enough to work with
patients until they are well enough to enjoy life without worrying about
chronic health problems. I too was a bit concerned that he's not an
Armour thyroid fan like so many of us who've felt better on that drug.
I thought it would be my panacea based on Internet research, but
instead it seems to be doing more harm than good. And the way he
explained his thoughts to me on that topic made perfect sense. He
supports the use of Armour for patients who do well on it, but it must
be prescribed properly and carefully monitored. I would recommend
this book for anyone with weight or other endocrine or metabolic
disorders who wants to understand the role of hormones in the body in
language that's clear and easy to understand.                                                
           
                                          -Amazon.com Review