Larissa Garth, DMSc, MPH, MPAS, PA-C

Larissa Garth has more than 10 years of clinical experience in traditional medicine and hormone health. She is a certified physician assistant, which is a distinct license from a physician. Plans she writes are clinician-directed and tied to labs, symptoms, and follow-up, not a standing menu.

Her credentials are a Doctor of Medical Science, a Master of Public Health, a Master of Physician Assistant Studies, and PA-C certification. She is also a published author. Public-health training shows up in how she talks about energy, sleep, focus, and the habits around a hormone plan, not only the prescription.

She served as a U.S. Army officer for more than a decade. Patients who come in from Fort Hood and the surrounding Bell County towns usually recognize that background. The visit itself stays clinical: history, labs, a written plan, and a follow-up date before anyone leaves.

People book her for testosterone and broader hormone concerns, recovery, and the day-to-day symptoms that show up when those are off: low energy, poor sleep, brain fog, and stalled training. If the numbers do not support treatment, that is the recommendation.

She keeps a Nelson Mandela line in the room: “I never lose. I either win or I learn.” She uses it to set the tone for follow-up, especially when the first protocol needs a dose change.