Chevron icon
To Events
Chevron icon
To Events

Longevity Medicine in Practice – Ärztlicher Info-Abend bei AYUN

5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Plan your visit

Register

Longevity is becoming increasingly important to our patients and, as a result, increasingly relevant in everyday medical practice. At the same time, many people still associate longevity primarily with vitamin D supplements and ice baths, which is very different from how we understand and practise longevity medicine.

Science-based, physician-led longevity medicine goes significantly further. We assess body composition using DEXA, epigenetic testing, blood biomarkers, exercise physiology, and nutritional analyses. We then bring these findings together into a comprehensive medical picture and use them to develop personalised recommendations.

In our daily work, we repeatedly see that seemingly complex complaints can sometimes have surprisingly simple, practical, and often cost-effective solutions.

We would therefore like to warmly invite you to a medical information evening at AYUN, where we will use practical cases to demonstrate how we approach longevity medicine today. Among other topics, we will discuss:

  • Genetic testing: Which findings are genuinely relevant, and what practical conclusions can be drawn from them?
  • DEXA: What can we learn about muscle mass, body fat, visceral fat, and bone health?
  • VO₂max: Why is cardiorespiratory fitness one of the most interesting markers of health and long-term prognosis?
  • HBOT: What happens during hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and in which situations do we consider it appropriate?
  • IHHT: What is intermittent hypoxia-hyperoxia training, and what role do mitochondria play in this process?

One point is particularly important to us: longevity medicine is neither luxury medicine nor something reserved only for the wealthy. Many of the most effective interventions are surprisingly simple and can be integrated into everyday life.

During this evening, we will show you what modern longevity medicine can achieve today, where its limitations lie, and for which of your patients it may represent a valuable complement to their existing care.

I would be very pleased to welcome you personally at AYUN.

Warm collegial regards,
Dr. Dr. med. Oliver Boekels
Lead Physician, AYUN Zurich