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Delisha Johnson is a certified physician assistant, colon hydrotherapist, and master aesthetic injector for UP Wellness Spa, a clinic utilizing medical advancements to help patients boost their self-confidence. As a teenager, Delisha spent her summers volunteering at her local hospital. Realizing her passion for helping others, she enrolled in the Navy as a Hospital Corpsman and was then promoted to Captain in the Army Medical Specialists Corps.

Delisha’s 38 years of experience in the medical field has honed her ability to combine conventional and alternative medicine, providing patients with optimized treatment plans. She is passionate about helping clients achieve a more relaxed lifestyle by creating an inviting and compassionate environment.

In this episode…

As a result of the pandemic, many people recognize ailments keeping them from living a healthy lifestyle. Simple afflictions like constipation, bloating, fatigue, and stress can signify an underlying medical issue. Although conventional remedies are effective, there is no guarantee they will completely eradicate the problem. Rather than relying solely on Western medicine to temporarily alleviate discomfort, incorporating a holistic approach offers an increased chance of complete healing.

Delisha Johnson, a certified physician assistant, believes the medical industry has done a disservice by not informing the general public on ways to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Understanding her obligation as a medical professional, Delisha recognizes the need for a holistic approach in modern medicine. Prioritizing educating patients and collaborating with other providers on eliminating lingering maladies helps American citizens take ownership of their health.

On this episode of the Beauty Talk podcast, Daniel Gouw welcomes Delisha Johnson, a certified physician assistant, colon hydrotherapist, and master aesthetic injector for UP Wellness Spa, to discuss why incorporating a holistic approach to conventional medicine is vital in American culture. Delisha explains how COVID raised awareness of a more problematic health pandemic, addresses misconceptions associated with combining medicinal methods, and acknowledges holistic treatment as preventative healthcare.