In an era where food is incredibly easy to find, most of it tends to be unhealthy, genetically modified, and surrounded by environmental pollution. The competitive and rushed lifestyle leaves everyone with no time to pay attention to the benefits of healthy living and eating, as well as avoiding harmful influences. This results in our lifespan shortening and an increased risk of severe diseases such as cancer and cardiovascular diseases.
However, with the rapid development of our world, medical sciences have advanced significantly. Currently, we can predict the risk of diseases or health issues through blood tests to detect genetic abnormalities or what we know as “gene testing.” Gene testing is playing an increasingly significant role, particularly in anti-aging medicine. It allows doctors to advise patients on potential risks and provide guidance on appropriate practices to effectively avoid and prevent diseases or health conditions, ensuring a good quality of life throughout one’s life.
In addition to gene testing, testing for hormone levels, vitamins, nutrients, and minerals at the cellular level is equally important. Our bodies function effectively when all systems operate harmoniously and within suitable ranges. If we detect cellular level abnormalities, we can provide quick corrections to prevent potential problems or diseases by maintaining hormone levels within normal ranges and adjusting vitamins, minerals, and nutrients with the highest quality natural ingredients carefully selected to maximize functionality within the body. Market-available nutrients or vitamins cannot compare. This approach is considered deep preventive care, which is now accessible to everyone.
Medicine has advanced significantly, and taking care of patients nowadays is not just about diagnosis and treatment. Preventing diseases before they occur is something that can keep everyone away from health issues and improve their quality of life as well.
For more information, contact the Anti-Aging Medicine Clinic, Bangkok Hospital Chiang Mai
2nd Floor, Bangkok Hospital Chiang Mai
Tel: 052-089-865 or Hotline 1719
E-mail: [email protected]
