DaSilva Institute

Specialties

The DaSilva Institute is not your typical doctor’s office. While traditional physicians are «disease-​focused,» merely managing your symptoms for short-​term relief, we are instead «patient-​focused.» Our mission is to uncover the underlying causes of your illness, heal the body naturally, and restore balance to reverse and prevent disease.

Uncover the Root Cause of Illness

Your body’s systems are all interconnected, so an imbalance in one area can cause illness in another. We look at the whole person and all systems in the body as one. This approach, called functional medicine, connects the dots between genetics, environmental factors and lifestyle issues that influence your health and lead to disease…

History

Established in 2005.

Our Mission

The DaSilva Institute is dedicated to discovering and implementing innovative approaches towards reversing the destructive processes of aging & chronic disease while restoring the body to its optimal health.

At the DaSilva Institute we implement Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes (TLCs) as well as a whole host of state-​of-​the-​art diagnostic and medical protocols that will uncover the root cause of disease and ultimately rid the body of the symptoms and hence disease.

The DaSilva Institute is the only medical facility that offers the BioAge® Analysis, the most comprehensive look into the future of your health through over 200 biochemical markers of aging, health and disease.

Guy DaSilva, MD, is the medical director and a respected authority in numerous medical fields including Hematology, Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, Internal Medicine, Antiaging, Regenerative and Functional Medicine. Dr. DaSilva offers a highly specialized combination of 24 years of traditional medicine

Meet the Business Owner

Guy D.

Business Owner

Guy DaSilva, MD

I am often asked why I took the «alternative road» in medicine. I never truly intended to be unconventional. In fact, I spent many years as a staunch protector of academic and conventional medicine having been trained in numerous medical specialties in New York and New England. I graduated from Southampton College in 1978 with a degree in biochemistry; spent three years at New York University College of Dentistry where I became a devout student of the basic medical sciences and later earned my medical degree at the Spartan Health Sciences University School of Medicine in 1986 in the British West Indies. The next six-​years of my life was spent in formal residency & fellowship training in a variety of medical specialties including Pathology & Laboratory Medicine at The Brooklyn Hospital Center, State University of New York Downstate Medical College, Internal Medicine at St. Vincent’s Medical Center, New York Medical College, & Hematology at the Hartford Hospital.