Are You Embarrassed By Your Health Status? What Should You Do? The Street M.D. on Inner City Living

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Sept. 17, 2020 - PRLog -- If you've ever wondered how someone could go from too ill, near-death and suddenly bounce back as if it were a real-life miracle? They may have a "Street M.D" working with them on their ailment or illness.

In the "HOT-Seat" this week is King Andre Davis, A.K. Dr. Dre. (New Haven, New York, and Washington, DC). Get your health and wellness questions ready because this will be good.

Andre Davis has been passionate about health and wellness since a young boy, dating back to when he and his dad would grow vegetables and cook together for his family. While that seems like the ancient past, it is quite relevant and needed in this society we're living in today. According to Andre, it's ALL about the foods we eat. Garbage in - Garbage out!

Mr. Davis is the recipient of several awards, including a video from President Obama for his work with fathers through the Healthy Start Initiative in New Haven. Mr. Davis serves as a healthy living coach, consultant, and facilitator and is available for speaking engagements both domestic and international. He listens as a member of the Urban Academic Speaker's Bureau Online.

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Suppose you know someone who is a good fit for the "HOT-Seat" or looking for a seat at the table, the food is always delicious, and those at the table represent black, brown, and poor folks across the country, including but not limited to: Atlanta, Boston, Charleston, Charlotte, Chicago, Detroit, Long Beach, New Haven, New York, Sacramento, Syracuse, Tampa, and many more. Please join the Academics Roundtable today. https://www.urban-academics.com/theroundtable