Request a Complimentary Initial Conversation
A focused conversation with Dr. MB to understand your principal concern and consider whether a detailed personalised health assessment may be appropriate for you.
How the Initial Contact Works
The purpose of this first contact is to understand the main reason you are seeking guidance. Detailed professional assessment begins only after it has been agreed and the £100 assessment fee has been paid.
Send a Brief Email
Provide your name, preferred telephone number, principal concern and suitable days or times for a brief conversation.
Arrange the Conversation
We will reply to arrange a suitable time for your complimentary approximately 10-minute conversation with Dr. MB.
Consider the Next Step
Dr. MB will listen to your principal concern and consider whether his detailed assessment approach may be appropriate for your circumstances.
What This Conversation Includes
- A brief explanation of your principal health concern.
- A few basic questions to help Dr. MB understand your situation.
- Consideration of whether a detailed assessment may be appropriate.
- A clear explanation of the next step if you are invited to proceed.
What It Does Not Include
- Detailed interpretation of blood tests, scans or medical reports.
- A diagnosis, treatment plan or personalised health protocol.
- Detailed nutrition, lifestyle or supplement recommendations.
- Emergency, urgent medical or ongoing telephone support.
Request Your Initial Conversation
Click the button below to open a prepared email. Complete the requested details and send it to us. We will then contact you to arrange a suitable time.
REQUEST BY EMAILinfo@drmbuk.com
Please do not send full medical reports, detailed photographs or other sensitive health information in your first email unless Dr. MB has asked you to do so.
Important Safety Information
This is not an emergency or urgent medical service and does not replace care from your GP, consultant or another qualified healthcare professional.
If someone is seriously ill or their life may be at risk, call 999. For urgent but non-life-threatening medical help in England, use NHS 111.