Dr. Corey Hebert, a practicing physician, and television and radio talk show host, is one of the most widely sought after professionals in his fields of community inspired medicine and motivational speaking. After leaving his home of Baton Rouge, Louisiana Dr. Hebert attended Morehouse College, alma mater of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He took the campus by storm by becoming freshman class president of what was then the largest freshman class in the college’s illustrious history.  Dr. Hebert always wanted to serve his fellow man and upon graduation from Morehouse he continued the pursuit of his goals at Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tennessee. Dr. Hebert has always had the vision of helping others without boundaries which prompted him to start a health delivery program called “No Excuses” in which he calls on his colleagues throughout the United States to treat the psychiatric illnesses of the children of New Orleans scarred by Hurricane Katrina.  Dr. Hebert started this program with is own private funds because as he puts it, “sometimes people have to do what they have to do, no matter the price”.  This fledgling program is off to a great start and with Dr. Hebert’s dedication to “the people”; it will grow with leaps and bounds.  Dr. Hebert’s interests are diverse.  One might find him riding his motorcycle through the streets of New Orleans or as an avid golfer, taking in 18 holes on any golf course he can find.  He is presently in private practice as well as owns a medical consulting firm, which does clinical research in Pediatrics and many other disciplines of medicine. He travels extensively for motivational speaking engagements for many national organizations that recognize his ability to communicate and his lifelong dedication to his craft.  Dr. Hebert is 37 years old and has one son, Corey Joseph Hebert, Jr.   

Dr. Corey Hebert's "Stop and Go Diet"