Dr. Renae MayerMD

Internal Medicine

at LifeStyle Medicine, Inc. — Tulsa, OK

About

Dr. Renae Mayer is a board-certified internist who trained at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine. Before medical school, she earned dual bachelor's degrees in Biology and Psychology from New Mexico State University. She also pursued graduate studies at ORU School of Medicine's Department of Pharmacology, where her master's research examined the endorphin system and her doctoral research explored the interaction between the central nervous, endocrine, and immune systems.

Dr. Mayer spent approximately ten years in local hematology and oncology practices, providing benign hematology and follow-up oncology care. That work deepened her understanding of how lifestyle factors shape disease risk, motivating her to train in lifestyle medicine and complete the Structural Acupuncture for Physicians course at Harvard University. She founded LifeStyle Medicine, Inc. in May 2016 to bring that full range of expertise to a concierge setting. Her clinical passions include functional and metabolic medicine, gut-brain health, hormone replacement therapy, autoimmune conditions, depression and mood disorders, chronic pain, fatigue, sleep, and weight management. She sees a broad patient population, including younger adults in their twenties who seek proactive prevention.

Education & Training

Undergraduate

New Mexico State University, B.S. Biology and B.S. Psychology

Medical School

University of Oklahoma College of Medicine

Additional Training

Masters and PhD studies at ORU School of Medicine, Department of Pharmacology (master's research on endorphin system; PhD research on interaction between central nervous, endocrine and immune systems); Structural Acupuncture for Physicians, Harvard University; Training in Lifestyle Medicine

Certifications

Board Certified Internist

Conditions Treated

fatigue
poor sleep
inability to lose weight
chronic pain
chronic fatigue
autoimmune conditions
depression
anxiety
mood disorders
blood clots
benign hematology conditions
oncology follow-up
fatty liver disease
hypertension
metabolic disorders

Who is Dr. Mayer right for?

Dr. Mayer works well with adults at any age who want a physician to investigate root causes rather than treat symptoms alone. Patients dealing with fatigue, poor sleep, chronic pain, weight struggles, or mood disorders find her integrative approach particularly effective. She is a strong fit for anyone managing autoimmune conditions, metabolic disorders, or seeking proactive chronic disease prevention. Her clinical breadth also makes her a good match for patients interested in hormone replacement therapy, acupuncture, or IV nutrition as part of a comprehensive wellness plan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Dr. Mayer treats a wide range of conditions including fatigue, poor sleep, chronic pain, inability to lose weight, autoimmune conditions, depression, anxiety, mood disorders, hypertension, metabolic disorders, fatty liver disease, and benign hematology conditions. She also provides follow-up oncology care and manages gut-brain health concerns.

Dr. Mayer treats the whole patient rather than focusing on an isolated diagnosis. She works to identify the underlying causes of symptoms and correct metabolic pathways through a combination of lifestyle guidance, hormone replacement, supplementation, and stress management. She draws on conventional, alternative, and holistic medicine to build individualized treatment plans.

Yes. Dr. Mayer holds board certification in internal medicine. She trained at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine and brings additional expertise from graduate pharmacology research and specialty training in acupuncture and lifestyle medicine.

Dr. Mayer completed the Structural Acupuncture for Physicians course at Harvard University. She pursued this training to expand treatment options for patients, particularly those managing complex or chronic conditions.

Dr. Mayer spent roughly ten years in hematology and oncology settings, where she observed firsthand how strongly lifestyle factors influence disease development. Medical literature shows that 40 percent of cancer cases link to lifestyle-associated risk factors. That insight drove her to integrate lifestyle and functional medicine into her primary care practice.

Yes. Dr. Mayer welcomes patients across a wide age range, including adults in their twenties who want to get ahead of chronic disease risk. She believes prevention and early metabolic evaluation benefit patients at any stage of life.

Dr. Mayer offers acupuncture, IV nutrition therapy, hormone replacement therapy, nutraceutical and supplement guidance, executive physicals, and natural and herbal medicine. She also provides diet and wellness counseling and depression and mood disorder management alongside her internal medicine practice.

Dr. Mayer evaluates metabolic pathways to detect early signs of potential disease before symptoms appear. She uses this information to guide personalized treatment plans involving hormone therapy, targeted supplementation, and lifestyle modifications.

Doctor profile last updated April 11, 2026