Anjali Noble, DO, FACOI, FAARFM, FMNM, AOBIM, ABIM.

Dr. Anjali Noble has been practicing “Integrative Medicine” for over 2 decades. She founded the Noble Center for Healthy Aging and the Noble Center for Health & Healing to improve on the paradigm of modern medicine and to help those in need find vibrant health. She discovered that traditional medical practice was often just masking the symptoms patients were experiencing without finding the root cause of people’s ailments. She started her career as an Internal Medicine resident at Miami Heart Institute where she was consistently intern and resident of the year. She later became chief resident and then became an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Nova Southeastern University. She served on multiple committees, taught multiple clinical courses, ran morning reports and hospital rounds. She also ran the dermatologic subunit of care for a major HMO in Florida. However, her desire for change first grew from her own personal struggles with hormone imbalance and suffering from a severe form of PMS called premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) after the birth of her third child. After successfully treating herself with integrative therapies in 2006, she went on to become an Advanced Fellow in Anti-Aging, Regenerative and Functional Medicine in addition to her specialty in Internal Medicine. Her focus was to learn alternative methods to safely help others out of such suffering and into wellness. She had been successfully treating patients with integrative therapies for years. However, she was personally affected by chronic inflammatory response syndrome and couldn’t find her way out after a major water leak in her home. Once again, she felt her traditional and integrative training had failed her. The extreme fatigue, brain fog and strange constellation of symptoms was much worse than any textbook can describe. It wasn’t until she extensively studied under Dr Ritchie Shoemaker that she truly understood the condition called biotoxin illness. She holds multiple board certifications. Not only in IM, but she is among the first group of physicians boarded in Integrative Medicine by the American Board of Physician Specialties. She is also a Fellow of the American College of Osteopathic Internists, and a Fellow in Metabolic and Nutritional Medicine. She is certified with the Institute of Functional Medicine and now in the Shoemaker Protocol. Her passion is providing preventative care and individualized integrative therapies for those suffering from health conditions to find vitality and enjoy life again. When not researching new medical discoveries, Dr Noble enjoys spending time with her husband and three children, running and boating. Even though she is a native Floridian her favorite sport is skiing, and she dreams of horseback riding in the mountains. Contact information: Noble Center for Health & Healing www.drnoble.com 2499 Glades Road, Suite 103 Boca Raton, FL 33431 info@drnoble.com 561-392-3788