Dr. Paul Anderson

ABOUT PAUL ANDERSON, M.D.

From persistent fatigue to complex chronic illness, the toxin crisis is an underlying factor that modern medicine can no longer afford to overlook. Microplastics, heavy metals, and inflammatory proteins accumulate silently in the body, fueling oxidative stress and making it harder for patients to recover from infection, cancer, and immune challenges. Dr. Paul S. Anderson has dedicated over 30 years to addressing these hidden barriers to healing through advanced, science-based protocols that support the body’s own repair systems.

A nationally recognized educator, author, and clinician, Dr. Anderson is known for his expertise in integrative oncology, chronic illness, infectious disease, and neurological disorders. He has led NIH-funded research on intravenous and integrative therapies in cancer care, co-authored Outside the Box Cancer Therapies, and trained thousands of healthcare professionals through his continuing education platform, ConsultDrA.com, and his Advanced Applications in Medical Practice (AAMP) conferences.

Dr. Anderson supports MDLifespan’s PlasmaXchange Protocols as a physician-led, data-backed method to address toxin burden at its source. Therapeutic plasma exchange (TPE) filters harmful compounds—including heavy metals, microplastics, and inflammatory proteins—from the bloodstream, helping to restore biochemical balance and reduce systemic inflammation.

The MDLifespan difference is clear: more than 300 successful TPE procedures in the past year, with results showing up to 100% decrease in heavy metals, 90% decrease in microplastics, 80% reduction in chronic inflammation, and measurable improvements in key health biomarkers.

🎧 Listen to Dr. Anderson on The TPE Blueprint Podcast as he discusses the role of toxin elimination in supporting recovery from chronic illness and cancer. Listen here →

As a member of the MDLifespan Advisory Board, Dr. Anderson brings unmatched clinical insight and a deep commitment to bridging cutting-edge detoxification science with real-world patient care.