Dr. David Sandy

Let’s Bring This Blog Back to Life

August 14, 2026

Dr. David Sandy

As a lawyer, I quickly learned a hard truth: it is incredibly difficult to be entirely honest when you are working for someone else.

Now, as a physician, I’m ready to share the unvarnished hard truth about weight loss, maintenance, and what has changed while I was away. I'm planning be able to start taking patients in a few months, still working on office setup.

The BLOG

Writing on Weight, Life and other topices

The long view

450 → 250

A 200-pound loss that changed the direction of my life—and eventually led me to medicine.

Earlier photo during weight-loss journey
Current portrait outside the hospital

Before and after: the journey continues

Personal Medicine, Lived Experience

From 450 to 250. From patient to physician.

I’m building a practical, hopeful place to talk honestly about weight, health, and the long work of change—through both lived experience and medical training.

Residency completed, Medical School done. Time to get to work.

My perspective

The story behind the work

I’ve lived the frustration, the trial-and-error, and the quiet wins that add up over years. Now, after completing residency in Preventive Medicine, I’m bringing a more complete lens to the conversation: evidence evaluated not just with the benefit of medical training but in light of a lifetime struggling with obesity, empathy, and strategies that make room for real life.

No shame, no shortcuts—just thoughtful, sustainable care.

Resources

Useful tools for the work in front of you.

Practical reading lists, clinician-informed explainers, and references I’d want anyone beginning their own health journey to have.

Coming soon

BodBrain, the podcast

Conversations about weight, medicine, and the lives we build around better health.

Dr. David Sandy

Personal medicine • lived experience • thoughtful change.