It’s very hard to find a great MD as a hard training athlete. Your lifestyle is very different to “normal” “average” people, so your health issues might be very different to those people’s health issues.

Dr Ullis has worked in five Olympic Games and trained in sports-endocrinology on top of the fact he’s an MD. He’s the best and I’m very fortunate to have found him.

Dr Ullis provides online consultations, works with previous labs and he will suggest what to do next etc. with your own MD or if you come see him if in Los Angeles that works well too.

I am lucky I found Dr Ullis. He thinks outside the box, doesn’t just order things Medical Doctors are “supposed” to order. If you struggle with finding an MD who listens to you, I strongly recommend consulting with Karlis Ullis MD. Here is how it works when you consult online:

Rate to be determined case by case. First 15 minutes of case-problem review is free.  To see if  Dr Ullis can help indeed and  to see how complex the issues are. Each person is unique and  has different issue complexities. Occasionally the case may be beyond what is appropriate for dr Ullis to work on also.

Dr Ullis reviews your case online first then if workable will ask for a retainer deposit via paypal’s “send money!” just like you do when you buy my ebooks. To set it up you need to send over your stats, all blood work you have and write your questions and concerns.  Dr Ullis is very efficient and will NOT sit around dragging those minutes out, trust me!

Here is a testimonial from one of my friends and his long distance patient Sonia:

“Since 2007 I’ve been having female hormone issues in which I’ve addressed to my family doctor in whom I remained loyal to for over 10 years. I’ve expressed my concern and asked for blood work to be done.  She basically told me “once you relax exercising your hormones will go back to normal”.Year later hormones are not normal so I asked to go see a gynecologist.  Gynecologist basically told me “one you ease up on your training it will sort itself out”.Year after that hormones are still not normal so I asked to see an endocrinologist.  Guess what the Endocrinologist said – the same thing my family doctor and gynecologist said – once you’ll relax you’ll be fine.

So I thought I was fine.

Fast forward to June 2011 and after following the fighter diet lifestyle for a year and following the fighter diet Facebook group and becoming educated thru Pauline Nordin’s knowledge and experience and the importance of getting blood work/salvia testing for adrenals done, I personally reached out to Pauline to ask her opinion on my internal health/female hormones.  She was more knowledgeable than my family doctor, gynecologist and endocrinologist combined.  But she also stated that she is NOT a doctor ( in my opinion she is better than ANY doctor I’ve previously dealt with) and recommended me to speak with her doctor – Dr. Ullis.

So I reached out to Doctor Ullis.  I’ve been communicating with Dr. Ullis for the last 2 months via email.  I trust Pauline’s recommendation plus since he is her doctor I don’t have to explain the lifestyle I lead since I say it similar to Pauline’s.

He is very reasonable and open minded.  A lot of doctor’s don’t agree with a female being so lean and seems like they are reluctant to help.  Dr. Ullis is not here to judge you but to help you.  It does take time since blood work has to be monitored – for me monthly – I send him the results and he reviews and researches and comes back with comments and questions.  He has been such a fountain of information and he is really accurate.  And he is kind.

So far I’ve been diagnosed with hypothyroidism and my doctor in Bermuda prescribed the wrong medication with wrong dosage.  Dr. Ullis has corrected that and I feel great and have a lot more energy than before.

Because I was unknowledgeable and thought that my female hormone issues would not be resolved until I gained body fat I felt I had no hope.  I felt really sad and lonely at this point.  I’m so grateful to have stumble across Fighter Diet Facebook page and gain more knowledge on the medical front.  Thank you Pauline for your comprehensive knowledge of not only training and diet but medical especially involving female hormones, cortisol, adrenals, hypothyroidism  and the importance of blood work for hard training individuals.

Thank You Doctor Ullis for being compassionate and professional but straight to the point.  Your knowledge surpasses any medical doctor I’ve dealt with so far and am looking forward to continuing to work with you.

I highly recommend Dr. Ullis for any medical issues you have.  In this day and age of technology “going to the doctor’s office” is NOT required especially if the doctor you’re seeing doesn’t really care.”

This is a great way to get professional help from an anti-aging specialists who deals with athletic patients like you and me!

You can contact Dr Ullis at kullismd@gmail.com

or visit his website: www.drkarlisullis.com

WHO IS KARLIS ULLIS MD?

Karlis Ullis, M.D., received his medical training at the University of Washington School of Medicine and the Geffen UCLA School of Medicine where he was a faculty member for 30 years.

He has a wide scope of practice thanks to his experience in Sports Medicine ( Non-Surgical Orthopedic Medicine).

In addition to 30 years of medical practice experience, Dr. Ullis has been the Team Physician at Five Olympic Games:

* 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games – General Physician,

1. *1988 Seoul Summer Olympic Games – Head Team Physician for El Salvador and Sierra Leone,
2. *1992 Alberville Winter Olympic Games – Head Team Physician for Latvian Olympic team,
3. *1992 Barcelona Summer Olympic Games – Head Team Physician for Latvian Olympic team,
4. *1994 Lillehammer Winter Olympic Games – Head Team Physician for Latvian Olympic team.

Dr. Ullis uses this world class sports expertise to address everyday problems of everyday people. Dr Ullis’ experiences in the many branches of medicine influenced by sports medicine allow him to provide extra dimensions to patients, including:
*  Rapid rehabilitation from injuries and injury prevention,

1. *Treating male and female Testosterone Deficiency Syndromes,
2. *Hormone balancing using natural  “Bio-identical” Hormones,
3. *Preventive cardiology,
4. *Optimal health and fitness,
5. *Nutrition and Supplementation  for optimum function,
6. *Attaining a lean muscular body composition, strength and robustness whether  young or older,
7. *Sexual medicine and sexual-wellness.

Dr. Ullis has written three books (Age Right, Super T, Hormone Revolution Weight-Loss Plan), appeared on many local and national TV and some international interviews, presented in numerous seminars, made presentations around the world on longevity, exercise and sports medicine, published many articles,  is on the editorial board  of scientific journals such asRejuvination  Research (Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. publishers) Healthy Aging and others and is a member of many professional organizations ( including Endocrine Society, American College of Sports Medicine, Growth Hormone Research Society , Supercentenarian Research Foundation and others)

Dr Ullis’ philosophy is to provide each patient the best medical experience possible by leaving no questions unanswered and no problems uncovered.

Dr. Ullis’ areas of special interest include:

1. •Low testosterone syndromes and pituitary dysfunction such  as androgen induced hypogonadism (AIH) and other pituitary disorders affecting the pitiutary-gonads / testes-axis,
2. •How to boost one’s natural testosterone and growth hormone production without using external testosterone
3. •or growth hormone,
4. •Growth Hormone ( GH) releasing peptides:  Sermorelin, Tesamorelin , GHRP-2, and many others GH releasing peptides and agents,
5. •Recombinant IGF-1 ( Increlex  and Iplex),
6. •Longevity enhancement strategies,
7. •Weight loss and lean muscular body composition,
8. •“Turning on” one’s inherent regenerative – anabolic  system
9. •How to recover faster from exercise and injury,
10. •Hyperbaric Oxygen  (room air mixed with oxygen) therapy for various conditions,
11. •Sarcopenia ( muscle loss)  and  aging,
12. •Osteoporosis,
13. •Menopause and male Andropause.