About

Dr Abhinav Vepa in a white jumper against a plain background

Dr Abhinav Vepa

Dr Abhinav Vepa is a GMC-registered NHS GP with a special interest in performance, longevity, men's health and cardiometabolic health.

He uses advanced blood tests and fitness markers to find the risks a standard check-up can miss, then translates the latest research into safe, personalised lifestyle changes, combined with modern medical treatments where appropriate. As a certified coach, he uses evidence-based behavioural methods to help patients turn that plan into habits that last, with repeat biomarkers to show what is working.

He trained at King's College London (MBBS; First-Class BSc in Pharmacology) and is a published researcher with 15 peer-reviewed publications, including a Cochrane systematic review on the Mediterranean diet. He is a medical educator and speaks on performance medicine to workplaces and at conferences. He is a co-founder of Aeterna Health, and provides expert advisory services to health and wellness start-ups.

Current roles

  • Aeterna Health logo
    Co-founder, Aeterna HealthA doctor-led online longevity clinic
  • NHS logo
    NHS General PractitionerNorth West London
  • Medical advisor to health and wellness start-upsExpert clinical and scientific advice for founders building health products and services
  • Speaker and educatorWorkplace talks, conferences and medical education

Qualifications and memberships

  • King's College London logo
    MBBS and BSc Pharmacology, King's College LondonMBBS with distinction; BSc with First-Class Honours
  • University of Warwick logo
    Postgraduate Award in Health Economics, University of WarwickDistinction
  • Royal College of General Practitioners logo
    MRCGP2023
  • British Society of Lifestyle Medicine logo
    British Society of Lifestyle MedicineMember
  • Association for Coaching logo
    Association for CoachingCertified Member
  • General Medical Council logo
    GMC registeredGMC number 7527502
  • Medical Defence Society logo
    Medical Defence Society (MDS)Indemnity

Why I practise both ends of medicine

As an NHS GP in one of the most deprived parts of North West London, I care for patients with complex needs and limited resources. That keeps me honest about what actually helps people, not just what's fashionable. I bring the same standard to the busy professionals I see privately.

Outside clinic

I practise what I recommend: strength training, Muay Thai, and growing my own fruit and vegetables, some of which make it onto my plate.

A handful of home-grown tomatoes in red, orange, yellow and purple
Dr Vepa holding a human flag on a pole in a park

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