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Course Description
Prerequisites:
The educational process for BHRT education workshop in Part III is both didactic and interactive, with workshop sections devoted to Q and A. Some of the exciting topics to be discussed include:
- Vitamin D – Its function as a prohormone, best form and ideal levels, how to prescribe, monitor, and adjust.
- Part “B” – PCOS “atypical” presentations of PCOS and how to diagnose. Alternative insulin sensitizers for PCOS patients. PCOS and thyroid (T3 deficiency) dysfunction connection. PCOS and Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease connection.
- Treating Vaginal atrophy
- Perimenopausal transition & early menopause
- Prophylaxis of postpartum depression with progesterone
- Aromatase inhibitors and cognitive decline
- Male insulin resistance issues (corresponds to PCOS) – effects on SHBG, prostate cancer risk; diagnosis and treatment.
- Deep dive into prostate cancer (Understanding PSA and free PSA, harm of ADT, and new research on alternatives to treating prostate cancer.
Only the most interesting, complex, and convoluted cases that Dr. Neal Rouzier has experienced over the last ten years will be presented. Many concepts taught in other academies are contrary to the medical literature presented in this workshop, but this is only because the attendee will decide therapy based on evidence-based guidelines rather than public opinion or popularity.
Clinical cases will be analyzed to decide upon the appropriate treatments and level of care provided to patients. In BHRT Parts I & II, the cases and studies are simple and straightforward. However, a thorough understanding of BHRT Parts I and II are necessary to understand many of the more complex cases presented in the BHRT Part III.
Extensive literature summaries that provide credence and support are presented so that providers have all the available data to defend their practice if necessary. There are many examples of studies that justify BHRT. For example, one study showed that standard statin treatments for cholesterol caused more cancer occurrence than PremPro®. Progesterone causes decreased absorption of estrogen, yet it can be anticipated and prevented. Each of these controversial topics and more will be thoroughly addressed.
Agenda at a Glance
- Lecture8:00 AM - 12:00 PM MT
- Lunch12:00 PM - 1:00 PM MT
- Lecture1:00 PM - 6:00 PM MT
- Lecture8:00 AM - 12:00 PM MT
- Lunch12:00PM - 1:00 PM MT
- Lecture1:00PM - 6:00 PM MT
- Lecture8:00 AM - 12:00 PM MT