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Undergraduate BS in biology/chemistry at Luther College, Decorah, Iowa.

Medical School University of Wisconsin in Madison, Wisconsin.

Internship at Medical College of Virginia in Richmond, Virginia.

I have been in family practice for 40 years and have loved it. I became board certified in family practice in 2006 and began looking into healthy aging in 2008. My first “discoveries” were about adrenal dysfunction, low thyroid that is commonly missed by traditional Western medicine, and toxic metals. Then about four years ago I found out about bio-identical hormones and was astounded at how they helped me, my wife and about 300 patients. Up until three months ago, I had only heard about topical creams, and some oral meds.

Then I was exposed to pelleting through BioTE by Gunther Mueller! Thank you! I thought the topical was astounding, but I see that pellets have more science behind them and that they certainly work better. I am more and more excited about the practice of medicine and my mission/goal is to help aging people find help that will keep them active, strong, healthy and productive rather than being “put out to pasture” like so many elderly are in many countries. When I see patients whose hormones are very low (many women have such low estrogen, progesterone and testosterone that the lab results show “too low to be measured”) and realize that they will likely live another 40 or 50 years with total deprivation of the hormones that kept them young, healthy, active, strong and happy, it really breaks my heart that modern medicine, for the most part, says “be warmed and be filled and go your way” and does absolutely nothing. How can this be compassion when bio-identical hormones are so easily available?

I saw a middle aged lady a few weeks ago for whom I had prescribed BHRT a year ago. She told me that she went straight to her doctor and showed the prescription to him. He said, “Oh, no! You can’t take estrogen. You will get addicted to it!” So, she “obeyed” him and didn’t fill the prescription. She returned feeling worse than last year and is more open to help. I explained it all again but more about pellets, and she is scheduled for pellets soon! So now I can say as I insert the pellets, “Be warm and be filled,” and really mean it and really do something worthwhile for people!