Meet Jonathan Carp, MD
The physician behind our food-as-medicine approach.
A physician bridging clinical science and everyday healing.
Dr. Carp is a board-certified dermatologist and lifestyle medicine physician with over 25 years of clinical experience. He’s known for his unique ability to translate complex medical science into simple, actionable steps that help people feel better in real life. Inspired by his father's legacy of one-on-one care and rooted in evidence-based medicine, Dr. Carp brings both rigor and empathy to everything he builds — including Miracle Living.
A Doctor Who Believes in the Power of Daily Signals
Long before “wellness” became a trend, Dr. Carp was exploring how light, movement, mindset, and food could restore balance in the body. His training in mental imagery and mind-body healing, under renowned physician Dr. Gerald Epstein, helped him recognize a deeper truth: that healing happens when people stop outsourcing their health and start participating in it. Miracle Living is the result — a framework that brings together clinical science, personal agency, and daily rituals that work.
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Founded by a Practicing Physician
Jonathan Carp, MD
“Before I was a doctor, I was a doctor’s son.
I am the son of Dr. Lewis Carp, of blessed memory, a family physician in Glassboro, New Jersey. As a child, I carried his doctor’s bag on house calls to local farmhouses—heavy, worn, and unremarkable. Yet to me, as a child no older than 7 or 8, there was something magical about it, because when we left, people felt better.
Carrying that bag taught me that medicine isn’t primarily about answers, but about entering someone’s life with care and responsibility.
Years later, as a physician myself, I saw how modern healthcare often pulls people away from that relationship, turning health into something outsourced and episodic.
Miracle Living is my response to that gap: a framework built around daily signals—food, light, movement, and attention—that return health to everyday participation rather than occasional intervention."
Have Questions? We've Got Answers.
Is Miracle Living just a konjac noodle brand?
No. While konjac noodles were an important starting point, Miracle Living has grown far beyond a single ingredient or product category. Today, we are building a broader ecosystem of foods, education, and services aligned with the health philosophy of Jonathan Carp, MD. Konjac is just part of our story.
What does Miracle Living believe about food?
We believe food should be nourishing, delicious, and empowering. Eating well shouldn’t feel restrictive, confusing, or joyless. When food supports your body and tastes good, it becomes a tool for confidence and self-trust—not stress.
Is Miracle Living for consumers on GLP-1?
While Miracle Living is not a traditional diet or weight-loss program, our products and education can support many health paths—including structured diets and GLP-1–based approaches (especially our high protein Egg White Noodle products) These approaches may play a role for some individuals and are part of the evolving conversations around health that our founder, Jonathan Carp, MD, has encountered in clinical practice. We focus on step-by-step progress using high-quality foods that help people eat simply, consistently, and sustainably. We believe long-term health comes from supportive habits—not extremes or quick fixes.
What does “MD-curated” actually mean?
Miracle Living is guided by a practicing physician who understands that diet and lifestyle are the most important drivers of health. Our products and educational content are shaped by real clinical experience, systems thinking, and a calm, evidence-based approach—not trends or hype.
How does education fit into the brand?
Education is central to everything we do. We don’t aim to tell people what to do—we aim to teach people how to think about their health, so they can become their own authority over time. Our goal is to walk alongside individuals and families on a journey toward health mastery.
Why should I trust Miracle Living when so many health brands overpromise?
We’ve been educating consumers for over 18 years through our health newsletter and have been in business just as long. Our customers have stayed with us because we focus on clarity, consistency, and trust—rather than dramatic claims or short-term excitement.
What kind of results can I realistically expect?
We believe in what we call “the longer—but shorter—way.” Quick fixes may look appealing, but real health is built through small, sustainable changes layered over time. By combining education with easy-to-eat, delicious products, meaningful and lasting change becomes possible—without exaggerated promises.
How is Miracle Living different from other wellness brands?
Miracle Living is MD-curated, family-owned, and built with a sincere, long-term commitment to improving the health of the people we serve. We are not trying to sell a miracle—we are helping people build one through understanding, consistency, and support.