Dr. Kausik Roy, MD is a board-certified internal medicine physician who blends the science of integrative medicine and aesthetics to help patients achieve optimal health and longevity. Practicing in Cedar Park, Texas for over a decade, Dr. Roy focuses on addressing the root causes of illness through advanced diagnostics, lifestyle medicine, and regenerative therapies.
He is a member of the American Board of Internal Medicine, the Institute of Functional Medicine, the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, and the American Academy of Ozone Therapy, and serves as associate faculty at Texas A&M University.
Additional training: GX Science Certified • Certified Pro-Pell Trainer • LDN Research Trust Member
Black mold exposure has proven deadlier than we realized. A CDC study found that roughly 33% of infected patients died from mold-borne illnesses[23][24]. Researchers detected about 450 cases requiring hospitalization in Atlanta-area hospitals over five years. Invasive mold diseases linked to high ICU admissions and mortality rates, especially among post-COVID-19 patients[23][-4]. Symptoms of black mold…
Functional Medicine offers a different path to health. By moving beyond simple symptom management, this systems biology-based approach investigates the root causes of chronic conditions, focusing on personalized care that considers your unique genetics, lifestyle, and environment to restore long-term wellness.
What does functional medicine really mean? Discover how this personalized, whole-person approach investigates the factors contributing to chronic symptoms and supports long-term wellness in Cedar Park, Texas.
The personalized dietary recommendations market is projected to grow from $11B to $17B by 2026, a CAGR of 12.8%. That number tells a story. People are done with generic diet plans that treat every body the same. Traditional one-size-fits-all approaches often fall short because they ignore your unique genetic profile and biological needs. Your body is not…
Natural peptide levels drop by 60% between ages 20 and 60. That decline quietly affects your metabolism, energy, and overall wellness. So what does that mean for you? The good news is — science has answers. There are now over 80 FDA-approved therapeutic peptides, with more than 100 peptide-based drugs developed since 1921. Peptides are short chains…
The new food pyramid represents the biggest change in federal nutrition guidance we’ve seen in decades. This isn’t just another diet update—it’s a complete rethinking of how we approach daily nutrition. • Protein takes the spotlight: The guidelines now recommend 1.2-1.6 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight daily. That’s nearly double what we…
Over 1 to 2.5 million women across the United States are turning to bioidentical hormones for menopause symptom relief. Yet despite this growing interest, confusion surrounds what these treatments actually deliver. Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy offers real benefits for women experiencing menopause. Hot flashes diminish. Mood and emotional balance improve. These hormone treatments work because they…
Winter hits your immune system hard. November through February brings peak flu season, cold outbreaks, and increased COVID-19 activity. Your body needs more support during these challenging months. IV immune boost therapy delivers nutrients with nearly 100% bioavailability directly to your bloodstream. Compare that to oral supplements with only 50% absorption – the difference is remarkable. We…
January arrives with fresh enthusiasm for health goals. February brings familiar disappointment. Only 8% of people actually achieve their New Year’s resolutions [19], and most abandon them before February ends [19]. One-third of adults set weight-related goals each year, while nearly half focus on fitness improvements [2]. Why do wellness resolutions fail so predictably? Most…
Holiday wellness challenges nearly every American family. 41% of people report that stress and anxiety actually increase during the festive season [19]. The numbers tell a striking story: 90% of Americans experience stress during November and December, with half saying this stress affects their ability to enjoy the season [20]. We understand these pressures are…