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International Hormone Society
1st Practical Symposium
Nov. 30th - Dec. 1st 2004
AAMS Accredited Practical Seminar
Las Vegas

SPEAKERS
B. Anton - T. Hertoghe - W. Pierpaoli - R. Rottenberg
J. Springer - L.C. Terry in cooperation with
European Academy of Anti- Aging & European Society of Anti-Aging Medicine
Scientific Coordinator : Thierry HERTOGHE
FIRST PRACTICAL SYMPOSIUM
VENUE
MANDALAY Bay Resort & Casino
3950 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, Nevada, 89119 - USA
Tel : +1-877-632-7800
internet : www.mandalaybay.com
Register the SYMPOSIUM by dowloading the form : CLICK HERE
Each participant has to subscribe separately to each seminar of the first year.
Americans will pay in U.S. DOLLARS, European will pay in Euros. Registrants from other locations choose the currency they wish to use between USD & Euros
REGISTRATION FEES
| FEES |
Before
Oct. 30 |
After
Oct. 30 |
| Delegates 2 days |
750 $
615 ˆ |
850 $
700 ˆ |
members A4M, EQUALL, ECARE, E3A, ESAAM, Asia-Pacific, AAMS participants
+ attendees to the A4M Las Vegas Conference |
650 $
535 ˆ |
750 $
615 ˆ |
| Delegates 1 day |
390 $
320 ˆ |
450 $
370 ˆ |
| IF you wish to become a member of the International Hormone Society - IHS you can suscribe to one year membership in the society for 200 US$ (165 ˆ) |
200 $
165 ˆ |
The International Hormone Society (IHS)
Mission
The Society has two major goals. One is to make the public aware of the importance and availability of doctors specializing in the medical science of hormone deficiencies or excesses and in the medicine of aging. The second goal is to work within the medical community to bring the "medicine of aging" to a more prominent level of utilization in the various medical specialties. We are a reliable source of accurate information. Scam artists and charlatans have invaded aging medicine. It is very difficult for the non-medically trained public to sort out the fact from the fiction. This society and this web site will never sell products or attempt to profit from the disease or heart ache of people. We are all about information and working to bring hormone balance to the world.
Need & Center of Interest:
There is a need for a society that specifically centers its interests and activities on the correction of adult endocrine deficiency and excesses. In particular, the correction of the declining adult hormone levels, as they occur with aging, to more youthful levels. Specifically, a society that collects and summarizes all the data on the safe use of advanced hormone therapies. This includes the most recent, advanced and progressive applied hormone therapies for adults such as growth hormone, DHEA, melatonin, thyroid, etc.
Specific goals of the Society:
• Provide to physicians and other health professionals scientific and practical information on adult hormone diagnosis and therapy, also on the most recent or advanced and progressive applied hormone therapies.
• Collect, summarize and publish the reviews and other data on the safe use of all hormone
therapies useful for adults in order to counter aging and its adverse consequences a forum where they can exchange information coming from their practical experience, scientific research and theoretical knowledge guidelines of recommended safe diagnostic and therapeutic methodology validation and professional scientifically based defense of their therapeutic work in hormone therapies
• Promote to physicians, patients, general public and media the use of hormone therapy for correction of adult hormone deficiencies (and excesses) form mild deficiency to the total absence of a hormone (mild to severe hormone excesses) in order to soften aging and increase the quality of life, health and longevity of aging adults.
• Continuous improvement in adult hormone diagnosis, therapies and follow-up, research.
AAMS Members
This Symposium is certified by the AAMS Scientific Board. Thus, the participants to the
Anti-Aging Medicine Specialization can include this course in their 100 hours of Practical Year for a total of 16 HOURS credit.
B. Anton - Th. Hertoghe - W. Pierpaoli - R. Rottenberg - J. Springer - L.C. Terry
• Dr. Bill Anton is Nutritional and Clinical Biochemist. Senior Lecturer, Integrative Medicine and Anti-Ageing Medicine, Swinburne University of Technology, Hawthorn, VIC, Australia: emphasized the importance of achieving optimal hormonal balance in the aging body, and its clinically proven role in slowing aging-related diseases.
He has been working in the pathology field for over 20 years, with experience and qualifications in both biochemistry and microbiology.
He is a member of Australian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine, (ACNEM), and a diplomat of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine. Presently he is the Medical Research Director of the Life Source Centres located in Melbourne.
Dr. Anton is the author of several books and papers on diet, nutrition, anti-aging, minerals, colloidal minerals, vitamins and toxins, and natural hormone replacement therapy.
• Dr. Thierry Hertoghe is one of the international most famous experts of Hormone Therapies.
Dr. Hertoghe is forth generation physician. He, his father and grandfather have practiced medicine and made research in the field of quality of life and longevity medicine in Europe, since the beginning of the nineteenth century.
He is particularly specialized in Hormone Replacement Therapies. His tremendous knowledge in hormones is internationally well-recognized.
His goal is to promote longevity medicine as a recognized medicine, and to make it accessible to everyone in a near future.
He is the scientific coordinator of the first Post University Mastership in Anti-Aging Medicine - the AAMS (Anti-Aging Medicine Specialization). He is author of the "Hormone Solution", Harmony Books - Rhandom House, New-York, and is presently working on several text books collecting extensive data on hormone therapies and aging prevention.
• Dr. Walter Pierpaoli was head of laboratory and research at the Bianclana-Masera Foundation for the Aged in Italy. Dr. Pierpaoli is one of the foremost anti-aging researchers in the world, especially with regard to Melatonin and other
neuropeptides. His research findings have had profound implications and contributions in the development of the Neuroendocrine Theory of Aging.
Dr. Walter Pierpaoli, M.D., Ph.D., and co-workers, authors of all the scientific work described in the New York Times bestseller "The Melatonin Miracle", Simon & Schuster, New York, 1995, translated in 17 different languages.
• Dr. Ron Rottenberg Professor at University of California (San Diego) - Practician specialized in Preventive Medicine & Hormone Replacement Therapy.
Dr Rottenberg has also years of experience in Intensive Care Units. He has been ranked as one of the Best Speakers by American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine.
• Dr. Jackie Springer is specialized in endocrinology and disorders related to Hormone deficiency. Dr Springer is specialized in endocrine system disorders like; Pituitary disorders - Growth hormone deficiency - Thyroid disorders including hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism - Hormone replacement, both male and female - Traumatic Brain Injury with Pituitary Dysfunction.
• Dr. L. Cass Terry M.D., Ph.D., Pharm D.
Dr. Terry has over thirty years experience as a physician, and is not just up-to-date on current anti-aging medicine, his research has contributed to several basic and clinical concepts in age management medicine.
Dr. Terry has extraordinary educational credentials; he presented one of the first large studies on the benefits of HGH administration to males and females with signs of growth hormone deficiency. Dr. Terry is former Professor of Chair of Neurology and Professor of Physiology at a well-known medical school in the Midwest. He is listed in Who's Who in America, and recently wrote "Brain and Memory" and "Hormone Replacement" chapters in Bill Frank's new and revised book entitled, Forever Young. Currently, Dr. Terry is Chief Medical Officer of Nexos Therapeuticals, President of Longevitech and Neurologic Consultants, LLC.
Congress Secretariat
EuroMediCom
29, Bd de la Republique - 92250 La Garenne-Colombes - France
Tel. +33 (0)1 56 83 78 00 - Fax. +33 (0)1 56 83 78 05- Email. IHS@euromedicom.com
Tuesday, November
30
| 08.15 - 08.45 |
Registrations & welcome |
| 08.45 - 09.15 |
Introduction:
The International Hormone Society, The society that informs physicians and their patients on advanced hormone therapies: goals and services offered |
Jackie Springer & Thierry Hertoghe (co-founders) |
| 09.15 - 09.40 |
Hormone update: Overview of recent scientific studies on Pregnenolone, Androstenedione, DHEA, 7-keto-DHEA,… are these hormones useful in humans? |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 09.40 - 10.05 |
Androstenedione therapy: Useful treatment for women with hysterectomy? |
Bill Anton or Thierry Hertoghe |
| 10.05 - 10.30 |
Progesterone versus synthetic progestogen: is natural progesterone really safer ? Comparative studies |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 10.30 - 10.50 |
Fruit & drink pause |
| 10h50-11h05 |
Pregnenolone : a neuroendocrine hormone that counts? Structure, brain levels, function, conversions into other hormones, studies |
Cass Terry |
| 11h05-11h20 |
Pregnenolone replacement therapy: Absorption , safety, guide lines |
Cass Terry, Thierry Hertoghe |
ADULT GROWTH HORMONE THERAPY: Critical topics |
| 11h20-11h45 |
Hormone update: Overview of recent scientific findings on growth hormone |
Cass Terry |
| 11h45-12h10 |
Clinical findings of growth hormone deficiency: How to recognize with interview and physical exam growth hormone deficiency in adults? |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 12h10-12h30 |
Open study with growth hormone treatment on more than one thousand partially GH-deficient adults |
Cass Terry |
| 12h30-14h |
Lunch: based on a diet that increases hormone levels |
| 14h-14h20 |
Lab tests for growth hormone deficiency? Which are the more useful lab tests for diagnosis and follow-up? How to interpret the lab tests? |
Bill Anton |
| 14h20-14h45 |
Growth hormone treatment and cancer: Can GH promote cancer? How safe is human GH? |
Cass Terry |
| 14h45-15h05 |
Growth hormone and cancer: Overview of all studies ? |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 15h05-15h30 |
GH treatment of cardiac patients: Is GH efficient? Is it safe? How to treat cardiac patients with GH hormones (precautions to take)? |
Cass Terry |
| 15h30-15h50 |
Critical ill patients and GH treatment :
Is GH therapy dangerous in critical illness? What to do about it? |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 16.00 - 16.20 |
Fruit & drink pause |
| 16h10-16h40 |
Growth hormone treatment after brain trauma: Does GH treatment correct the adverse consequences of brain trauma? Presentation of practical cases. |
Jackie Springer |
| 16h40-17h10 |
Growth hormone treatment of obesity:
Are obese patients obese because of GH deficiency? How efficient is GH treatment to reduce obesity? How to do it? |
Jackie Springer |
| 17h10-17h20 |
Growth hormone treatment of osteoporosis:
How efficient is GH against osteoporosis and how to do it? |
Jackie Springer |
| 17h20-17h45 |
Growth hormone treatment of adult GH deficiency:
How to treat ? Doses, route (Injectable, implants, oral, transdermal) ? Are GH secretagogues useful ? |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 17h45-18h05 |
Getting Growth hormone treatment reimbursed:
How to get GH treatment paid back by medical insurance? |
Jackie Springer |
| 18h05-18h30 |
Question & answer session: Should we or should we not treat aging adults with GH replacement therapy? Is GH replacement the most efficient treatment against aging? |
Panel speakers |
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Wednesday December 1st |
| 08.15 - 08.45 |
Welcome |
THYROID & MELATONIN THERAPY: New perspectives? |
| 8h45-9h10 |
Hormone update: Overview of recent scientific findings on thyroid hormone and melatonin. |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 9h10-9h35 |
Reappraisal of thyroid therapy: T3-T4 medications against T4 medications. |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 9h35-9h55 |
Thyroid hormones : How safe for the heart? How to treat cardiac patients with thyroid hormones? (safety guidelines, …) . |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 9h55-10h10 |
Ways to improve safety of thyroid hormones therapy? |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 10h10-10h40 |
Thyroid hormones and melatonin replacement and cancer: Can these therapies protect against cancer? |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 10h40-11h00 |
Fruit & drink pause |
| 11h -11h30 |
Melatonin and life span: Can daily intake increase animal and human life spans? |
Walter Pierpaoli |
| 11h30-12h05 |
Clinical conditions that may benefit from melatonin replacement treatment? |
Walter Pierpaoli |
| 12h05-12h20 |
Conditions where melatonin's use may be contra-indicated |
Walter Pierpaoli |
| 12h20-12h40 |
The pineal gland: the aging clock? |
Walter Pierpaoli |
| 13h-14h |
Lunch |
MALE TESTOSTERONE THERAPY : Overestimated or capital treatment? |
| 14h-14h25 |
Hormone update: Overview of the recent scientific findings on testosterone |
Ron Rothenberg |
| 14h25-14h45 |
Clinical findings of testosterone deficiency: How to recognize physically and through interview testosterone deficiency in men? |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 14h45-15h05 |
Lab tests for testosterone deficiency? which are the more useful lab tests for detection of testosterone deficiency and evaluate follow-up? How to interpret the lab tests? |
Bill Anton |
| 15h05-15h25 |
High estrogen levels in men ? How much is too much? Which are the safe and efficient methods to reduce estrogen levels? |
Bill Anton |
| 15h25-15h45 |
Testosterone treatment of androgen deficiency in men: How to treat testosterone deficiency? Doses, route (Injectable, implants, oral, transdermal), structure (synthetic derivative or bio-identical)? (part 1) |
Ron Rothenberg |
| 15h45-16h05 |
Fruit & drink pause |
| 16h05-16h30 |
Testosterone treatment of androgen deficiency in men: (part 2) |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 16h30-17h |
Testosterone treatment of patients with cardiovascular diseases : What scientific studies say, practical treatment tips |
Ron Rothenberg |
| 17h-17h25 |
Prostate: is testosterone treatment safe?
May it promote prostate cancer? Prostate hypertrophy? How to increase prostate safety with testosterone treatment? Overview of the most important scientific studies on the subject. |
Ron Rothenberg |
| 17h25-17h45 |
Male pattern baldness: Can male pattern baldness be avoided? |
Thierry Hertoghe |
| 17h45-18h |
Testosterone and women. |
Ron Rothenberg or Thierry Hertoghe |
| 18h-18h30 |
Question & answer session: Which men are candidates for testosterone therapy? |
Panel Speakers |
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