Hsu-Chueh Ho, MD
Dr. Hsu-Chueh Ho, who believes longevity and anti-aging to be the ultimate goals of medical technology
I used to be an otolaryngologist for more than 20 years before my present job at An Fa anti-aging clinic in Taipei. As a surgeon, the majority of my patients had been head and neck cancers. Besides, I did a lot of cochlear implantations for deaf children and adults.
Since the very first day in medical school, in my mind, longevity and anti-aging are both the ultimate goals of a medical doctor. The conventional training in the medical school and in the medical center did not give me any answer for either of them, except for “balanced nutrition”, “regular exercise”, and all that stuff. Although we can point out the predisposing factors of certain kinds of cancers, there is still plenty to discover. And of course, we can almost point out all the mutant SNP of a deaf person, but what else can we do about it except for cochlear implant surgery?
Not just super-intelligent scientists like Leonard Hayflick had been extremely interested in the cell reproduction and life span limit of beings, the pursuing of longevity can be traced back to the ancient era. Many emperors tried hard to find the fountain of youth, but without any achievement.
As technology moves forward, many people, including journalists, scientists, medical doctors, and even psychic mediums are talking about health promotion. Some of them are so-called biohackers. However, we have to do it on the basis of evidence when we talk to our patients or clients from a professional standpoint. A4M has been the most advanced and knowledgeable institute in the whole world. By joining A4M, I sincerely hope that I will learn humbly from all the pioneers within.- Holistic Medicines
- Preventive Medicine
