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Fitness goes beyond having the perfect physique. It also involves a person's internal, emotional, and mental health. Being truly fit also involves subscribing to a nutritious diet of fruits and vegetables. James DeVellis, M.D., a boutique fitness studio owner, supports his clients desire to live a balanced life and trains them as they work towards these goals. 

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