Dr. Elizabeth Eversull | Living Your Healthiest Life

When it comes to healthcare, Dr. Eversull won’t stop until she gets to the root cause of a medical issue. Dr. Eversull earned this reputation while she was still in med school, when she began experiencing extreme fatigue, fevers and repeated bouts of pneumonia—brain fog set in and she went from the head of her class to struggling to think. After meeting with her attending physicians for medical advice, they said she simply wasn’t smart enough to become a doctor and recommended that she drop out. 

Dr. Eversull wouldn’t accept their “diagnosis.” She kept fighting and asked the question they didn’t: Could her history of repeated exposure to crop dusting chemicals; stained glass lead soldering; and asbestos and lead paint have something to do with her symptoms? After much investigation, Dr. Eversull discovered they did—and she developed a solution of self treatments and herbal supplements to cure herself. 

Today, Dr. Eversull works to heal patients others have dismissed and disregarded, because she understands firsthand how painful that can be—physically and emotionally.

Credentials

Medical Doctorate

Louisiana State University School of Medicine, New Orleans

Residency Training, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas

Board Certification in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Board Certification in Anti-Aging and Functional Medicine 

Fellowship in Anti-Aging, Metabolic Medicine 

Currently in Fellowship Training in Aesthetic Anti-Aging Medicine

Certified through International Board of Undersea Medicine

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Website : https://lionheartclinic.com/

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