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NeXendo Wellness aims to comprehensively tackle health by uniquely combining endocrinology, nutrition, and exercise strategies into one interdisciplinary and evidence-based approach to optimize health.
We focus on sustainable dietary and lifestyle behavior changes to improve overall wellness and quality of life.
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Anastasios Manessis
MD, FACE, ECNU, ABOM
nexendo@endocrinenyc.com
Endocrinology & Metabolism

Sasha Bayat
Director of neXendo, NYC
nexendo@endocrinenyc.com
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN)

Irene Xu
MS, MPH, RDN, CPT, CSPS
nexendo@endocrinenyc.com
Registered Dietitian

Joseph Liao
MS
nexendo@endocrinenyc.com
Certified Personal Trainer

Anabella Rodriguez
nexendo@endocrinenyc.com
Nutrition Assistant

Franklin Lee
nexendo@endocrinenyc.com
Dietitian & Personal Trainer

Courtney Capazzi
nexendo@endocrinenyc.com
Clinical Nutritionist

Anastasios Manessis
MD, FACE, ECNU, ABOM
info@endocrinenyc.com
Endocrinology & Metabolism

Irene Xu
MPH, RDN, CPT, CSPS
info@endocrinenyc.com
Registered Dietitian

Franklin Lee
RDN,CDCE, CSSD
info@endocrinenyc.com
Registered Dietitian

Anabella Rodriguez
info@endocrinenyc.com
Nutrition Specialist
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Blog Articles

Eating to Lower Stress and Cortisol: How Nutrition Supports Hormone Balance
When it comes to managing stress, we often think of meditation, exercise, or deep breathing. But did you know that what you eat can also

Celebrating Our Experts: Meet the RDNs Behind neXendo Wellness!
Today, on National Registered Dietitian Nutritionist’s Day, we celebrate the expertise, dedication, and impact of our incredible dietitians! Why RDNs Matter in Your Wellness Journey

5 Signs of a Vitamin D Deficiency
Vitamin D is one of several necessary vitamins that help you function at your best. You rely on vitamin D to build and maintain healthy

PCOS and Heart Disease: What You Need to Know
How PCOS Increases the Risk of Heart Disease People who have PCOS are more likely to develop risk factors that contribute to cardiovascular disease. Here’s

How Much Body Fat is Normal for Adults?
You may be familiar with body mass index (BMI). It’s a common way to measure your weight and find out if you’re experiencing challenges. While

Navigating Diabetes This Winter? Try These Tips.
During the winter months, it is important to take extra care of yourself as the cold temperatures can cause more stress on your body. In


