Dr. Scott ElsbreeM.D. A.B.I.M.

Dr. Elsbree focuses on obesity, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hormonal imbalance, and weight management. He also treats inflammation, osteoarthritis, and early Alzheimer's dementia concerns. His integrative approach lets him address these conditions using both conventional medicine and evidence-informed natural therapies.

Yes. Dr. Elsbree holds board certification in Internal Medicine from the American Board of Internal Medicine. He also holds separate certification in Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy.

Dr. Elsbree advocates for a nutrient-dense, higher-fat, moderate-protein, lower-carb dietary pattern. He views the traditional food pyramid as outdated and recommends a framework closer to ancestral eating habits. He also guides patients on physician-supervised supplement therapy, including polyphenols, vitamin D3, omega-3s, DHA, and advanced postbiotics.

Yes. Dr. Elsbree is certified in Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy and offers BHRT as part of his wholistic health services. He evaluates hormonal imbalance as part of a comprehensive picture of each patient's health.

Dr. Elsbree has cared for patients in the Sarasota area for over 30 years. His patient base spans Sarasota, Siesta Key, Longboat Key, and Bradenton.

Sarasota Magazine nominated Dr. Elsbree as a Top Doctor every year from 2009 through 2022. Doctors Hospital in Sarasota also named him one of its Ten Best Doctors.

Yes. Dr. Elsbree draws from the full spectrum of clinical care, from plant-based and herbal therapies to mainstream internal medicine as endorsed by the ABIM and the AMA. He believes a balanced approach that combines both often produces the best outcomes for patients.

Dr. Elsbree offers three structured programs: a 60-day Green Smoothies Diet, a 30-day Mindful Eating program, and a two-week Sugar Detox. Each program costs $80. These programs complement his clinical nutrition and weight management work.

Yes. Weight loss is a core part of Dr. Elsbree's clinical focus. He approaches it through a combination of nutrition counseling, exercise coaching, mindfulness, BHRT when appropriate, and physician-guided supplement therapy. He also integrates medications like semaglutide when clinically appropriate alongside natural approaches.