Robert Huizenga, MD
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Robert Huizenga, MD

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Robert Huizenga, MD, better known simply as Dr. H, is an Internist and Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine at UCLA. Huizenga grew up in Rochester, New York, and was valedictorian and all-county in football, wrestling and track at Penfield High. At the University of Michigan he was honors math and biology and an NCAA All-American wrestler. At Harvard Medical School he was an immunology major and all-star rugby player. He did his medical residency at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, focusing on internal medicine and sports medicine, and was appointed Chief Medical Resident. He entered a pulmonary fellowship before serving as the Los Angeles Raiders team physician as well as being the national medical correspondent for Breakaway (FOX) and later for The Home Show (ABC). As the doctor on NBC's The Biggest Loser, Dr. H advocates a drug-free, non-surgical approach to fat loss, as well as the elimination of Type II diabetes. Dr. H has also been featured as medical advisor on Extreme Makeover, Work Out, Thintervention, Extra Life Changers, American Gladiator and NBC's newest health and fitness challenge, STRONG. Dr. Huizenga is often called upon by top media to set the record straight about medical issues. Dr. H has been featured as a leading medical expert on news shows such as Nightline, Larry King Live, Extra, E!, The Today Show and The Dr. Oz Show and more. Dr. H is also regularly featured in health-related articles in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, The Boston Globe and other national print media. Dr. H's interest in sports and Sports Medicine were a perfect match when he took over as NFL team physician for the Raiders. Following his role as President of the NFL Physicians Society, he wrote a book titled "You're Okay, It's Just a Bruise," which tells the story of how he became the youngest NFL doctor and how he then went on to set the record straight on concussions, ergogenic drug use and pain killing shots among NFL athletes. His book sparked a national debate on the use of anabolic steroids and went on to become the inspiration for Oliver Stone's movie, "Any Given Sunday." In 2008, Dr. H's work on NBC's "The Biggest Loser" lead him to write a book titled "Where Did All the Fat Go?: The WOW! Prescription to Reach Your Ideal Weight – and Stay There." Dr. H focused on nutrition and exercise facts that were designed to help people lose fat, gain muscle and increase bone density. In more recent years, Dr. H has been working with actor Charlie Sheen to raise awareness on HIV. Dr. H was surprised by the apathy and lack of knowledge across the county regarding HIV and AIDS. To shed light on the true risks that sexually active persons face, Dr. H is currently crafting a new book titled "Sex, Lies and STDS." Dr. H is passionate about medicine, but his hobby is fitness. In school Dr. H was an All-American wrestler, captain of his football team, ran track, played rugby and was an NCAA All-American. Today Dr. H keeps fit running hill intervals, playing basketball and tennis and going for Malibu beach jogs. Inspired by Jack LaLane, who exercised 3 hours per day and still sported a six-pack into his 90's, Dr. Huizenga works out 90 minutes daily. Website DrHuizenga.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DrRobertHuizenga/ Twitter https://twitter.com/DrHuizenga Instagram https://www.instagram.com/drhuizenga/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa60prqnjdxqBczYZDrhx0Q Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/DrHuizenga/ Google + https://plus.google.com/+Theclinicbydrh
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