As Director of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine at Real Health Medical, Yancey Stewart, NP is committed to restoring optimal health through the art of hormone balance.

Aging, along with many acquired health conditions, affects the body’s ability to make and/or use hormones appropriately. Adrenal, thyroid, and reproductive systems must work in concert. When out of sync, hormone imbalance plays a vital role in the myriad of conditions and symptoms which diminish the quality of life, advance the aging process, and increase the risk of chronic disease.

Passionate and skilled in the art of multi-system hormone management including menopause, adrenal fatigue, hypothyroid, insulin resistance, and PCOS. I believe a partnership between client and clinician is vital when designing a comprehensive, yet sustainable plan for restoring wellness. My primary goal is to meet the client where they are in their health journey, considering all needs and potential barriers to health. Providing carefully managed and monitored Bio-Identical Hormone Therapy, along with guidance in areas of nutrition, stress management, exercise, sleep, and other environmental influences is essential for optimal health.

Many clients will also benefit from regenerative therapies alone, or in combination with hormone therapy. We are excited to offer Peptides, Stem Cells, Exosomes, Platelet Rich Plasma, and Prolozone injections for those who wish to experience the benefits of advanced tissue repair and healing.

I look forward to partnering with you on the journey to your best self!

As a wife and mother of two children, Yancey enjoys a variety of health-promoting activities including Whole30 cooking, running, yoga, painting, scuba diving, and dancing to 80s music in the kitchen with her husband Shane.

Yancey serves as Clinical Faculty in the Wellstar School of Nursing program at Kennesaw State University where she instructs Undergraduate Nursing Students in the pediatric hospital setting. She is also an invited guest lecturer for the Graduate Nursing Students on the topics of health and hormone management.

I wanted more than my small town could give me so I joined the United States Air Force as an Air Traffic Controller to expand my horizons.  Air Traffic Control was my primary job for 6 years however, I also became Military Training Leader for our flight ensuring we met required fitness standards.  This meant as a young Airman with one stripe I was helping all ranks and walks of life, even 20 year Colonels stay fit for duty.

This part of my Journey took me all over the world to include Japan where I began Motherhood of three children. The Japanese culture is renowned for their active lifestyle and holistic nutrition.

One day I heard a loud bell in our neighborhood and inquired from my Japanese co-workers about it to find local businesses and schools, young and old, make it a practice to stop at certain times for an exercise regiment. I would always see my neighbors walking to buy their groceries for that same day, or picking fresh produce grown, not processed. When I asked my local neighbor her age I heard triple digits. This is simply a lifestyle I experienced Americans becoming too busy for affecting quality and longevity of life.

Once I returned from overseas and separated from the military my journey continued helping in the community at many YMCA and fitness facilities. I then completed my Masters Level Holistic Nutritionist and Health and Wellness Programs. My diverse journey gave depth to my desire in ushering others into balance. Health and wellness is mind, body, and spirit working together as one. Balance of faith, nutrition, and exercise gives us health. When we are at an imbalance of any of the three, we are not well. My mission as a Holistic Nutritionist is to coach others to wellness, aiding to find one’s own unique balance.