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Dr. Boz does not accept insurance and is not offering one-on-one visits. Healthcare delivered via structured online programs and a free in-person Tampa support group.
View FAQDr. Boz and her team don't interpret labs via email or social media — responsible interpretation requires your full clinical history.
View FAQKetosis removes inflammation at the cellular level — the root cause behind acne, psoriasis, eczema, and premature skin aging. Results typically emerge after 60–90 days.
View FAQYes — the root cause of these conditions is intestinal permeability driven by inflammation. Ketosis targets both.
View FAQDr. Boz doesn't keep a referral list, but two vetted directories — SMHP and Low Carb Practitioners — can connect you with a metabolic-health clinician near you.
View FAQNo — excess exogenous ketones are eliminated through urine. Possible mild side effects resolve quickly.
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View FAQDownload Fat Can Save Your Life — Dr. Boz's free e-book with 50 keto facts, video links, and a visual roadmap.
View FAQThe 10 most-watched Dr. Boz videos — keto grocery lists, insulin resistance, autophagy, and more.
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View FAQEight hand-picked Dr. Boz videos — from your first grocery run to mastering ketone measurement.
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