Home page of Karima Hirani MD MPH, holistic doctor and alternative medicine physician serving Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Culver City, Santa Monica, Malibu, Pacific Palisades, Marina Del Rey, Venice and the SouthBay (including El Segundo, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, and Palos Verdes). I am a holistic physician (holistic MD) who can provide treatments including: detoxification, anti aging, bioidentical hormones, holistic thyroid treatments, neurofeedback, medical weight loss, nutrition counseling, bio-medical autism interventions, specialty lab testing, alternative cancer treatments. - holistic heart doctor - DAN Doctor - HBOT and autism - health and wellness - medical weight loss. MD supervised CAM treatments.

Pre-Conception and Pregnancy Wellness for Women (and Men)

For parents interested in healthy outcomes for their babies and especially parents of children with developmental and neurological disorders.

Services Offered

Metabolic testing for nutritional deficiencies, inflammation markers, heavy metals, food sensitivities, GI dysbiosis, adult hormone deficiencies, and others.

Customized nutritional supplementation to correct nutritional deficiencies.

Heavy Metal Detoxification

IV Vitamin C and Immune Drips

Hormone balancing, if needed.

Nutritional Counseling with Specialized Diets.


Negative Bisphenol A Effects on the Epigenome Blocked by Nutritional Supplements It may also be possible to prevent epigenetic changes that predispose individuals to diseases. For example, we showed that maternal supplementation of yellow agouti mice with compounds like folic acid or genistein during pregnancy blocked the negative effects (DNA hypomethylation) of bisphenol A on the epigenome of the offspring (Dolinoy DC et al. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2007;104[32]:13056-13061).

You Are What Your Mother Ate! Our studies using the yellow agouti strain of mice have shown that the mother’s nutrition during pregnancy can permanently change the epigenetic programming of her offspring (Waterland RA and Jirtle RL. Mol Cell Biol. 2003;23[15]:5293-5300).