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Dr. Karlis Ullis
M.D.
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Karlis Ullis M.D., is an
internationally recognized authority on anti-aging medicine
and sports medicine. He is the author of "Age
Right" (Simon & Schuster, 1998), a
ground-breaking book on anti-aging therapy for the consumer.
He first began developing his theories on anti-aging medicine
while at UCLA where he worked with some of the world’s
greatest athletes, including Olympic Gold Medallists Gail
Deevers, Jackie-Joyner Kersee, Mike Powell, and "Flo Jo"
Joyner, among others. When he began applying these advanced
anti-aging techniques to patients in his private practice, the
results were startling: Middle-aged men and women who had
accepted a decline in their health as a "fact-of-life" were
re-vitalized - physically, intellectually and
sexually.
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S c i e n t i
f i c A d v i s o r y B o a r
d
LIFE
EXTENSION FOUNDATION
Karlis Ullis, M.D., is one of the world’s
foremost sports medicine physicians, and is on the Scientific
Advisory Board of the Life Extension Foundation. Since 1978, Dr.
Ullis has focused on sports medicine care for UCLA intercollegiate
athletes, recreational athletes, and world-class athletes. His work
includes metabolic, hormonal and nutritional interventions, with
pertinent applications in the anti-aging arena.
J o u r n a
l o f A n t i - A
g i n g M e d i c i n e
Karlis Ullis, M.D., is on the Editorial
Board of the Journal of Anti-Aging Medicine. A quarterly,
international, peer-reviewed publication that comprehensively covers
the clinical and business aspects of the emerging field of
anti-aging medicine. If features peer-reviewed clinical research and
case studies, papers on the practical aspects involved in
implementing anti-aging medicine initiatives, perspectives, and
insights from professionals involved in anti-aging
medicine.
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The Four Dimensions of
Aging
In medical terms, "aging" describes a complex
relationship between various systems of the mind and body and the
environment. However, at a measurable point in everyone’s
physiology, the body switches from being essentially anabolic
(replenishing) to catabolic (depleting). At this "critical point,"
middle age begins to accelerate dramatically.
Dr. Ullis is the first
physician to identify the four dimensions of
aging:
Neuro-Endocrine - how hormones
and the nervous systems signals interrelate.
Energy
Metabolism - how we obtain and utilize
energy.
Bio-Mechanical - how we
move.
Lifestyle & Environment - the social
and personal dynamics that govern how we relate to the world.
In order to start an effective
anti-aging program requires a minimum of three to four consultations
to establish the foundation for a personalized anti-aging
program.
Click here to learn more about the Four
Dimensions of aging and Dr. Ullis' Anti Aging
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