OVERVIEW

Advanced Course - BHRT Practical Clinical Applications Course is organized by Age Management Medicine Group (AMMG).

Description:
So, you have attended lectures, talked to colleagues, and studied the literature. Now you are ready to jump into the fray of actually wanting to implement BHRT into your clinical practice. This course will provide you with very practical and concise information to be able to properly evaluate your patients and determine the best course of action to balance or replace the much-needed hormones: testosterone, estradiol, and progesterone. This is a nuts and bolts series providing an understanding of laboratory interpretation and optimal levels, the pros and cons of different hormone delivery systems, how to properly dose each system, and the knowledge to properly manage inevitable complications of BHRT. Lastly, you will be given a basic framework of best practices in protecting your license while practicing in the area of hormonal medicine.

Course Objectives:
• Describe the essential scientific evidence-based information for the use of approved hormones in age management medicine and how to critically apply this knowledge to individualized treatment plans to improve patient outcomes.
• Describe and discuss issues that occur related to hormone therapy such as the use of natural aromatase inhibitors effects of testosterone on prostate cancer and post finasteride syndrome.
• Describe evidence-based information for the diagnosis and treatment of traumatic brain injury and how to clinically apply this knowledge to individualized patient treatment plans and summarize the available scientific literature discussing the primary traumas and secondary effects of inflammation in patients with TBI.
• Explain evidence-based information on precision medicine applications such as epigenetic methylation, epigenetics and implications for cardiovascular disease, and stem cell therapy for immune system restoration.
• Compare and discuss essential scientific evidence-based information on the use of food and medicine and various approaches to diet and nutrition in an effort to provide for superior patient outcomes.
• Discuss new scientific evidence-based information for disease prevention and intervention, specifically for covid-19, and how to clinically apply this knowledge to individualized patient treatment plans to improve patient outcomes.