Dr. Zhu Seeks to Answer: Are We Thriving As Individuals or Just Following The Masses?
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Are we living a default life? Or are we living our best lives? So much of society tells us to go to school, find a job, have a family, and then we pass on. Not to sound morbid, but was that all there is? Perhaps we can take another route and have a fresh and different perspective.
Authored from the perspective of being a family practice physician and a world traveler, Dr. Zhu, sought to answer the question of why we stay in the same point in our lives? Written with passion, vulnerability, and grit, he was driven to make an impact on those who wanted to make a positive change in their lives. Dr. Zhu says, “I have observed from my travels and experiences as a physician that one of the reasons that people do not achieve what they want is based on the limits they set on themselves and it does not have to be that way at all.”
Dr. Zhu believes that emotional and mental health is just as vital as physical health, if not more. Self-empowerment is just one of the tools to arm yourself for life’s obstacles and Thrive Medicine does just that. Thrive Medicine is a perfect addition to any library for the upcoming year.
Dr. Colin Zhu has studied Osteopathic Medicine and is Board-Certified in Family Practice and Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment. Also, he is amongst the first class of physicians in the world to be Board-Certified in Lifestyle Medicine. In addition, he has studied health-supportive and plant-based culinary arts at the Natural Gourmet Institute and health coaching at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition.
The DO Magazine listed the book as Top 10 Books to Inspire You in 2018.
In addition, Dr. Zhu’s work has been featured in Physicians Practice, Brit + Co, MedPage Today, Jarry Magazine, Stat News, Go World Travel and The Ian Cramer Podcast.
Thrive Medicine is currently available on Amazon, iTunes, & Audible in print, KDP and audiobook formats.
A Spanish version is set to be released January of 2019.
For more information, visit www.chefdoczhu.com
