Individual
Dr. Nathan Goodyear
doctor | Brio-Medical, Williams Cancer Institute
Roles / Typesdoctor
OrganizationsBrio-Medical, Williams Cancer Institute
Websitehttps://drgoodyear.com
Details
Dr. Nathan W. Goodyear, MD, MD(H), ABAARM is a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist turned integrative/functional medicine physician and leading expert in holistic and integrative oncology. He focuses on combining conventional and natural therapies (e.g., high-dose IV vitamin C, low-dose metronomic chemotherapy, hyperthermia, immunotherapy, ozone therapy, and metabolic approaches) to support the body’s healing in cancer care, chronic disease, and wellness.
Bio and Background
- Education: Bachelor of Arts from Louisiana Tech University (where he played college football); MD from LSU Health Sciences Center (Shreveport). He completed residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Tennessee (Chief Resident), with a focus on pelvic floor surgery.
- Career Shift: Practiced integrative/functional medicine since ~2006. He has served as medical director at multiple Arizona clinics, including An Oasis of Healing (Mesa), Brio-Medical (Scottsdale), and more recently associated with Williams Cancer Institute. He has personal experience with a rare adrenal tumor, which deepened his commitment to patient-centered, terrain-focused care.
- Expertise and Contributions: Fellow in Functional and Regenerative Medicine; licensed by Arizona Medical Board and Arizona Homeopathic & Integrative Medical Board. Author of books including Man Boob Nation (on low testosterone) and Total Testosterone Transformation; hosts the podcast Practicing with Dr. Nathan Goodyear (or The Prescribed Podcast). He speaks widely on topics like vitamin C therapies, therapy stacking, and innovative cancer approaches.
- Philosophy: Emphasizes teaching the body to heal through root-cause, holistic strategies rather than just symptom/tumor management. Strong advocate for personalized, integrative protocols.
He is married (27+ years as of older bios) with four children.