Dr. John R. Resneder, MD 900 North Porter Avenue, Norman, OK 73071

"Dr Resneder was my OB 14 years ago. I had a lot of health problems with that pregnancy which he helped me try to figure out. We were checking my kidneys, heart, thyroid, ect and couldn't figure it out back then. I have been to multiple Drs over the years and have been pretty lost navigating the medical world. We moved back to the area and all the symptoms were worse. So I went to Dr Resneder when I learned he now practices a more functional medicine approach and teaches nutrition to his patients which I believe is the foundation of our health. Within one visit, I have bettered my gut health, am able to think clearer, and he found what I feel is the key knowledge I was overlooking of why I was feeling ill most of my life. Without sharing my medical information here, I can't express the immense gratitude of him looking at my paperwork and explaining how all my symptoms and familial history connects. Through all my own research, I felt he was speaking my language and understanding. I'm thoroughly excited to have a partner in my health journey and look forward to all he can teach me as I teach my family and friends. He truly cares about the foundation of our health and helps us understand how to help ourselves through functional medicinal means."

"Dr Resneder is very knowledgeable in nutrition and fitness. He teaches you how to repair your body through nourishment not drugs. I have lost over 30 pounds, sleep better and have more energy after one visit."

"Pay no attention to the bad reviews. The Dr is a good Dr. Has been practicing many years and is not going to force anything on you, you do not want or ask for. He handles covid a specific way that some may disagree with but the logic is sound and beyond covid talk, he’s a good listener and willing to help. I’ve had no issues with him and am gladly going to continue seeing him. Give him a chance."

"He's a conspiracy theorist. Went in because I have been feeling sick for a month. No Covid, tested before going in. Instead he recommended ivermectin and a lot of other controversial medicine. There's no reason for me to have that. I'm certain it's probably something else. Also recommended the Joe Rogan podcast. So now I'm no better and have to see another doctor."

"I scheduled an appointment with this doctor and chose them because when I spoke with the receptionist she was kind as can be. However when I went to the appointment I couldn’t have been more disappointed. I went in due to my hand being numb for over two weeks. When the doctor came into the room he not once asked me why I was there and truly only talked to me for 25 mins about eating healthy. I was not there for that information but even if I was it was not even helpful due to him only using medical terms. As he was talking I tried to show no interest and even mentioned a few times that I was there for my hand but was ignored. I patiently waited out his long “healthy food speech” thinking that maybe the reason he was telling me this was in order to try and help people eat better and then after he would help me with why I came in the first place. When he finally decided he was finished talking he tried to get me out the door so fast without even looking at my hand at all. I spoke up to him telling him again that I was not there for anything other then my hand to be looked at. He still did not look at it and the only thing he said is that he thinks it will just go away. This of course made me a little upset because I was concerned so I proceeded to be a little pushy about him at least looking at it. He then held it in his hand for less then 10 seconds without even asking the basic questions a normal doctor would ask. He did not do any tests or tell me that he isn’t able to do them and send me somewhere else. I voiced that I am wanting to make sure that I will not loose function of my hand being that it’s been this way for several weeks and he kicked me out the door saying nothing more then it will go away. It has been three weeks and I still have this problem. I understand that doctors do not always know the answers, but it was extremely frustrating that he could not even give me the time of day for what I came in for or pretend to care a little about helping me resolve my problem."